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Keep calm and carry on learning – Part 4 Keep calm and carry on learning - Part 4 | Education blog
Talking about values and developing heroes while at home. In the fourth in a series of blog posts Dr Verity Jones Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education and Childhood at UWE and Online Project Lead looks at how the Covid19 pandemic has...
Showcasing Excellence: School of Applied Sciences End of Year Degree Showcase 2025 Showcasing Excellence: School of Applied Sciences End of Year Degree Showcase 2025 | Employability in Applied Sciences
On Friday 6 June 2025 the School of Applied Sciences proudly hosted the annual End of Year Showcase at The Space & The Works at the Frenchay Campus. This event celebrates the innovation dedication and scientific achievements of its...
Dr. Faatihah Niyi-Odumosu: Pioneering Health Equity Through Research and Community Engagement Dr. Faatihah Niyi-Odumosu: Pioneering Health Equity Through Research and Community Engagement | Research and External Engagement
Dr. Faatihah Niyi-Odumosu Associate Professor of Physical Activity and Health Promotion at UWE Bristol proudly embodies the power of combining clinical expertise with academic leadership. As both medical doctor and an accomplished researcher...
“You can do better than giving me these dreary designs” "You can do better than giving me these dreary designs" | Engineering Our Future
Prof. Praminda Caleb-Solly Professor of Assistive Robotics and Intelligent Health Technologies at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory UWE Bristol and Head of Electronics and Computer Systems at Designability shares with us her poem about...
Author: Anna Jones Anna Jones | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol Professional Development Awards (PDA) offers you the opportunity to build your own degree using previous qualifications and experience as well as new learning. With a focus on work-based learning the flexible structure allows you to...
Case Study: Dr Elizabeth Green -Trust as foundation: Enabling safe data access for public good Case Study: Dr Elizabeth Green -Trust as foundation: Enabling safe data access for public good | 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...
Case Study: Delivering a healthy and sustainable food system Case Study: Delivering a healthy and sustainable food system | Research and External Engagement
“We have to work together to create and deliver a healthy and sustainable food system that’s accessible to all.” Professor Angelina Sanderson Bellamy Professor of Food Systems Yes I spend a lot of my time thinking about how to make our...
Behind the scenes at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery Behind the scenes at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery | Science Communication Unit blog
MSc in Science Communication student Chloe Russell describes their recent visit to Bristol Museum and Art Gallery as part of the Science Public and the Media module. It’s not every day you get to go behind the scenes at Bristol Museum and Art...
Engaging with strangers Engaging with strangers | Science Communication Unit blog
What happens when social scientists and natural scientists start to work together? Clare Wilkinson summarises her recent research. As a social scientist whose research has spanned a range of scientific issues from genetics to nanotechnologies...
It’s 2016: Are we communicating effectively? It’s 2016: Are we communicating effectively? | Science Communication Unit blog
Corra Boushel is a project coordinator at the SCU. A recent experience with an organisation I won’t name left me disappointed annoyed and then worried. Something I took for granted as straightforward turned out to be impossible for the other...
Challenging unsettling and obscure! Exploring unknown intellectual lands with a reading group Challenging unsettling and obscure! Exploring unknown intellectual lands with a reading group | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hooman Foroughmand Araabi Academics often have very focused thinking leading to a narrow range of reading. We often either read personal texts (the novel we might read before sleeping) or professional texts in our own field (the literature we...
Is Triple Access Planning now on its way? Is Triple Access Planning now on its way? | Centre for Transport and Society blog
By Glenn Lyons Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility Three years ago UWE’s Centre for Transport and Society was at the very beginning of leading a 16-partner pan-European consortium in a three-year project to explore and develop the...