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Student wins STEM innovation award Student wins STEM innovation award | Engineering Our Future
UWE’s very own fourth year Mechanical Engineering student Henry James won this year’s Telegraph STEM Awards. The Telegraph STEM Awards offer undergraduates the chance to prove their talent to some of the biggest names in industry....
Month: May 2023 14 March 2026 | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
Last year two UWE Bristol academics gave a webinar around the idea of using human genetic material found in the air for specific purposes such as criminal investigation. Dr Ben Williams Senior Research Fellow: Air Quality Management Resource...
COVID-19 opportunities to shift artificial intelligence towards serving the common good COVID-19 opportunities to shift artificial intelligence towards serving the common good | Science Communication Unit blog
Contact tracing apps are just one measure governments have been using in their attempts to contain the current coronavirus outbreak. Such apps have also raised concerns about privacy and data security. COVID-19 – and the current calls for AI-led...
Month: January 2019 By Artjoms Ivlevs 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
By Artjoms Ivlevs On June 23 2016 the United Kingdom (UK) held a historic referendum in which citizens voted 52% to 48% to leave the European Union (EU). The outcome of this vote has sent shockwaves around the world and is likely to change the...
New funding scheme to support SMEs with R&D projects in Swindon and Wiltshire
UWE Bristol is launching a new round of Innovation 4 Growth, a funding programme that supports SMEs undertaking innovative research projects.
Alcohol and blackouts: what’s happening in those lost hours? Alcohol and blackouts: what’s happening in those lost hours? | Student blog
by Becky Risley Ever woken up after a night out and can’t remember parts of the night? Or maybe you’ve had nights where whole chunks of time are missing? Sometimes we make light of these experiences or pass them off as joke but they can be...
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If “exercise is medicine” could active travel be the prescription? Reflections on the relationship between active travel and social prescribing Feet and shadows of people walking on a sunny path. Photo credit: Age Cymru (Unsplash.com) By...
Extraordinary community work recognised with honorary doctorate
Rosa Hui MBE DL, founder of the Chinese Community Wellbeing Society (CCWS), has been awarded an honorary doctorate by UWE Bristol.
Researcher develops new digital tool for people with anxiety disorders
A UWE Bristol researcher is developing a new digital tool to help people with anxiety disorders.