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Month: December 2023 27 December 2025 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Above image: TRAIL Cycling Autumn School participants © TRAIL As a second-year PhD student researching nature and cycling here in the West of England I was delighted to attend a Cycling Autumn School in the Netherlands this November organised by...
Six factors supporting success for care leavers in higher education Six factors supporting success for care leavers in higher education | Education blog
There has long been a social policy concern about groups of young people who do not have ready access to higher education (HE). Among the lowest participation rates are those for care-experienced young people – i.e. those taken into the care of...
The Power of Flowers….designing urban meadows for people and wildlife The Power of Flowers....designing urban meadows for people and wildlife | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle The power of flowers isn’t difficult to appreciate on a cold grey November afternoon. Vibrant colourful flowers lift the spirit at any time of year but probably more so in winter. Research has shown that a gift of flowers can...
CELEBRATING HABIBA EID (The Egyptian Jane Jacobs) CELEBRATING HABIBA EID (The Egyptian Jane Jacobs) | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Amir Gohar Background As a specialized urbanist I have had a long career of working professionally in participatory design and planning. I directed projects scaled from detailed design interventions to master planning; these included coastal...
Reducing organisational vulnerability of women: applying organisational research in Mexican-US borderlands Reducing organisational vulnerability of women: applying organisational research in Mexican-US borderlands | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
A British Council/Newton Fund Impact Scheme funded project led by Dr Hugo Gaggiotti with Dr Isis Diaz Carrion (University of Baja California Mexico) The context and the problem Evidence from the research makes clear that the most vulnerable...
Tourism Governance: a critical discourse on a global industry Tourism Governance: a critical discourse on a global industry | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Amir Gohar Although the history of governances has been thoroughly chronicled and the history of tourism has also been thoroughly examined the relationship between both has received relatively little attention. This is primarily because...
Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Associate Spotlight: Leila Powell Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Associate Spotlight: Leila Powell | Research and External Engagement
Leila Powell is a Community Engagement Researcher working on an Accelerated Knowledge Transfer (AKT) project with Via tackling one of society’s most complex challenges: drug and alcohol dependency and its wider impacts. Inspired by the Knowledge...
New and notable – selected publications from the Science Communication Unit New and notable – selected publications from the Science Communication Unit | Science Communication Unit blog
The last 6 months have been a busy time for the Unit we are now fully in the swing of the 2016/17 teaching programme for our MSc Science Communication and PgCert Practical Science Communication students we’ve been working on a number of exciting...
Together we make an impact Together we make an impact | Bristol Business School blog
As we are nearing the end of the challenging year of 2020 we are taking a look back at the positive ways the Faculty of Business and Law have made an impact on society. Below is a round-up of some of the top stories successes and impactful...
CBR academics receive Early Career Research awards CBR academics receive Early Career Research awards | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Congratulations to (L-R): Dr. James Robson Dr. Lili Ordonez Dr. Piers Townsend and Dr. Liana Gynn. Four academic members of the Centre for Research in Biosciences have been awarded the Vice Chancellor Early Career Research (VCECR) award. Dr....
May the Force be with you: Channelling boredom effectively May the Force be with you: Channelling boredom effectively | Science Communication Unit blog
If you are or have around you a fan of Star Wars you will have heard about the controversy over the latest installment of the franchise The Last Jedi. Many fans were really angry after watching it. Yes I too was angry. I have been a Star Wars fan...
Progression deadlines - Current postgraduate researchers
The progress review provides postgraduate research candidates (PGRs) with formative feedback about your progress at key stages throughout your project.