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Dry January: A reflective account of a participating alcohol researcher Dry January: A reflective account of a participating alcohol researcher | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
By Charlotte Pennington This blog post provides a reflective account of my own experiences participating in Dry January – an alcohol abstinence challenge initiated by Alcohol Change UK that encourages people to reduce their levels of alcohol...
Bilingualism’s best kept secret(s) Bilingualism’s best kept secret(s) | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
Following on from our previous post on Bimodal Bilingualism and publication success of a related case report our Lab members have been involved in supporting a further intra-operative language assessment of a bilingual patient which required the...
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Why personality matters Why personality matters | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
In the recent furore around Cambridge Analytica’s political marketing much of the attention focused on ethics. Yet the company’s approach was based on some really interesting academic studies examining differences in consumers’ personality...
Join us at the Science Futures Fair 2025 Join us at the Science Futures Fair 2025 | Employability in Applied Sciences
The School of Applied Sciences at UWE Bristol invites all students staff and members of the wider community to attend our annual flagship careers event Science Futures Fair 2025. Science Futures fair is an annual event which provides...
Panel Discussion with Christian Dadomo Dr Clair Gammage and Dr Maria Garcia: Brexit and Trade Relations Panel Discussion with Christian Dadomo Dr Clair Gammage and Dr Maria Garcia: Brexit and Trade Relations | Bristol Law School blog
The talk was organised by the lecturers of the module ‘EU Law’ offered to Year 3 students and the International Law and Human Rights Unit of the Centre for Applied Legal Research. Since the beginning of this academic year 2017/2018 third year...
Using as the Starting Point the Article ‘WTO Rules against EU “Anti-Dumping” Duties on Indonesian Biofuel’ by Natasha Burton in New Economy on 26 January 2018 Discuss the Use of Anti-dumping Measures by the EU on Biofuels Using as the Starting Point the Article ‘WTO Rules against EU “Anti-Dumping” Duties on Indonesian Biofuel’ by Natasha Burton in New Economy on 26 January 2018 Discuss the Use of Anti-dumping Measures by the EU on Biofuels | Bristol Law School blog
Written by Chloe Barratt This post (edited for publication) is published on our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. Following the blogging success over the last...
Author: Anna Jones Anna Jones | Research and External Engagement
Taabish is a Commercialisation Manager for Duku as part of our Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Duku and UWE Bristol. A KTP is a UK-wide 3-way partnership between a business a university and talented graduate and aims to help businesses...
Tag: KTPs KTPs | Research and External Engagement
At UWE Bristol we have been running Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) for nearly 40 years. The KTP scheme is a UK-wide programme helping businesses to improve competitiveness and productivity. The above graphics show some statistics from...
Tag: Innovation Innovation | Research and External Engagement
Professor Genaro J. Martínez Professor Andrew Adamatzky and colleagues from the Unconventional Computing Lab (UCL) based at UWE Bristol recently finished a multidisciplinary project where they constructed a new vigilance robot named...