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The use of TV drama ‘Adolescence’ in schools: why simple solutions to complex problems don’t work The use of TV drama 'Adolescence' in schools: why simple solutions to complex problems don't work | Research and External Engagement
A guest blog post by Kieran McCartan Professor of Criminology University of the West of England Bristol and Dr Sophie King-Hill Associate Professor in the Health Services Management Centre University of Birmingham Recently there has been a lot...
External advice - Manage your research data
External advice on research data management from the UK Data Archive and Digital Curation Centre (DCC).
University drops use of BAME acronym
UWE Bristol has announced it is to stop using the acronym BAME when referring to people.
Three Leader Scholarships awarded to UWE students Three Leader Scholarships awarded to UWE students | Engineering Our Future
UWE Engineering is proud to announce that three of its outstanding students have been selected for the Royal Academy of Engineering’s prestigious Engineering Leaders Scholarships (ELS). The programme provides support for undergraduates in...
UWE Bristol student develops exoskeletal bionic glove to aid stroke recovery
A product design student from Iron Acton will unveil a prototype bionic glove to aid stroke rehab, during UWE Bristol’s annual Showcase starting on 5 June.
Transport Direct usability - Technological change
Details on the 'Transport Direct usability' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) | Science Communication Unit blog
The inside of the human body and all its organs cells and molecules can be tricky to visualise and that makes it difficult to understand how conditions like diabetes work. We can use things like models to help us see all these different features...
Smart brick technology stars in installation at renowned London art gallery
'Smart bricks' technology, developed at UWE Bristol, features in a major new show at the Whitechapel gallery.
Community participation in gathering local broadcast news - Enriching culture place and community
UWE Bristol research has informed the BBC and community groups in working together to widen the range of voices in local news.
Susanna Dinnage - Previous events
Susanna Dinnage, Global President of Animal Planet, delivered a lecture as part of the Bristol Distinguished Address Series entitled 'The power of purpose-driven brands in a world of infinite choice.'
Top tips for parents homeschooling their children
With all UK schools closed until further notice, thousands of parents will have to introduce some form of learning in the home.