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Robots. What could possibly go wrong? Robots. What could possibly go wrong? | Engineering Our Future
Originally posted on September 17th 2019 by Alan Winfield on his blog. Imagine that your elderly mother or grandmother has an assisted living robot to help her live independently at home. The robot is capable of fetching her drinks reminding her...
New £55 million building will change how UWE Bristol does business New £55 million building will change how UWE Bristol does business | Bristol Business School blog
Staff and students working and studying at Bristol Business School (BBS) and Bristol Law School (BLS) at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) have moved in to a new state of the art £55million building. The building is the jewel in...
‘It’s our job to take the limits away’: A case study approach to exploring culture of teacher expectations in an English secondary school ‘It’s our job to take the limits away’: A case study approach to exploring culture of teacher expectations in an English secondary school | Education blog
Education Research from UWE reaches around the globe… In this article Dr Smith draws on her doctoral research carried out in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE investigating the beliefs and practices of high expectation...
Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day at NHSBT – opportunity for female UWE Bristol students Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day at NHSBT - opportunity for female UWE Bristol students | Engineering Our Future
Open Day: 9th October 2018 NHS Blood & Transplant Filton Celebrating and Inspiring Women’s STEM Careers Ada Lovelace Day is an annual international celebration of the achievements of women in science technology engineering and maths...
Month: January 2025 8 November 2025 | Alumni blog
Image: Alum Clive Watson (left) and illustration © Abbi Bayliss alum. (right) Graphic Design alum and Creative Director Clive Watson was looking to brighten up a new office development in Broadmead Bristol. He connected with student creative...
A three-way partnership to develop artificial intelligence A three-way partnership to develop artificial intelligence | Research and External Engagement
A Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) a graduate and a financial services firm in Bristol has developed a smart system that will help customers decide how to invest their money. KTP is...
UWE staff & students win prizes at ethnic minority engineering conference UWE staff & students win prizes at ethnic minority engineering conference | Engineering Our Future
The Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers – AFBE live – held their first annual conference in April sending happy UWE staff and students home with some sparkling trophies. Halimah’s trophy The conference was held...
Tag: alumni alumni | Employability in Applied Sciences
Article written by Vikas Nariapara The School of Applied Sciences annual alumni networking event provides a chance for current students to network share knowledge opportunities and advice. This year’s event took place in October and included...
Partnerships in the School of Education and Childhood - School partnerships
In Education and Childhood we work with a large number of valued partners locally, nationally and internationally, in schools, Early Years settings, community and more.
Members of Bristol Research in Economics (BRE) - Bristol Research in Economics
A list of Bristol Research in Economics (BRE) members and their staff profiles.
Traffic noise reduces the stress-relieving benefits of listening to nature, study finds
Road traffic noise reduces the wellbeing benefits associated with spending time listening to nature, researchers have discovered.
Tag: UWE research Seminars: UWE research | Research and External Engagement
“It’s not about locking data away — it’s about building systems people can trust so data can be used safely responsibly and for public good.” Dr Elizabeth Green In a world powered by data access is everything… but so is trust. My research...