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The Importance of Being Interested The Importance of Being Interested | Science Communication Unit blog
Robin Ince is now renowned as “the science guy” of comedy. From The Infinite Monkey Cage on BBC Radio 4 to his huge cabaret-style shows with Professor Brian Cox and a whole host of scientists and comedians performing at venues as big as the...
International Repair Day: UWE Bristol at the heart of a global movement International Repair Day: UWE Bristol at the heart of a global movement | Research and External Engagement
This is a guest blog written by Kat Corbett Interim Head of Circular Economy at UWE Bristol. On 18 October International Repair Day is celebrated worldwide. It is a moment to recognise the power of repair not only to reduce waste and emissions...
Learning Lab: Science Focus magazine Learning Lab: Science Focus magazine | Science Communication Unit blog
I was sitting near the cascade steps in Bristol City Centre when I had a rare epiphany. A guest on a podcast I was listening to mentioned that she worked as a freelance science writer and it sounded like the dream job. Two thirds of an MSc in...
Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing | Science Communication Unit blog
Writing is easy until you learn how to do it. I still remember my first weeks as a trainee journalist on a local newspaper in Weston-super-Mare. Filled with confidence I’d sit there in my tartan trousers (I’d spent that last year studying in...
Case study: Shaping minimum wage policy Case study: Shaping minimum wage policy | Bristol Business School blog
Featured Researcher: Professor Felix Ritchie Over the next few weeks we will be sharing some case studies of our academic research from across the Bristol Business School. This case study looks at Professor Felix Ritchie’s research on the...
WeCount: a new European citizen science project aimed at improving local mobility WeCount: a new European citizen science project aimed at improving local mobility | Science Communication Unit blog
Air quality and traffic congestion are among the main causes of poor urban living and have sparked rising concerns about the negative impact that transport has on people’s health and wellbeing in urban areas. According to the European...
Recognition for Engagement: HRM student from UWE shortlisted for CIPD award Recognition for Engagement: HRM student from UWE shortlisted for CIPD award | Bristol Business School blog
Author: Deborah Bishop HRM Lecturer We at UWE Bristol Business School are very proud and excited as one of our recent MSc HRM students Cindy Fernandez has been announced as a finalist in this year’s CIPD People Management Awards in the...
Studying Leadership – an exciting new publication from Doris Schedlitzki & Gareth Edwards Studying Leadership - an exciting new publication from Doris Schedlitzki & Gareth Edwards | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
‘Studying Leadership: traditional and critical approaches’ is a fantastic new book by our very own Doris Schedlitzki and Gareth Edwards here at UWE! The book includes: A unique timeline structure to develop students’ knowledge of...
Creative Thinking at UWE this week… Creative Thinking at UWE this week... | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
The Aspiring Top Leaders Innovation Workshop took place this week here at UWE. The workshop focussed on how to generate and develop novel and useful ideas while working in diverse groups. It was a great day full of enthusiasm from our fantastic...
UWE Bristol’s First Interdisciplinary Symposium on Organised Crime UWE Bristol's First Interdisciplinary Symposium on Organised Crime | Bristol Law School blog
On Wednesday 10th October the Centre for Applied Legal Research will be hosting their first interdisciplinary symposium on organised crime. The Symposium is endorsed by the Criminal Justice Unit the International Law and Human Rights Unit and...
Terrorist financing the Financial War on Terrorism and Islamic State of Iraq and Levant Terrorist financing the Financial War on Terrorism and Islamic State of Iraq and Levant | Bristol Law School blog
In a new article in the Studies in Conflict & Terrorism Professor Nicholas Ryder critically considers the effectiveness of the ‘Financial War on Terrorism’ on the funding streams of the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL). In this article...
We want your feedback on the new Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School building We want your feedback on the new Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School building | Bristol Law School blog
As part of an exciting new research project the Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School are looking to gather opinions on their new building. Opened in April 2017 Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School is a flagship space to...