Search
Showing 4093-4104 of 7004 results for 'CONTACT COLASHIP.SHOP TO'.
Women in Engineering Mentoring & Outreach Programme – get involved now! Women in Engineering Mentoring & Outreach Programme - get involved now! | Engineering Our Future
‘Women Like Me’ is a peer mentoring and outreach project in the Bristol and Bath area aimed at boosting female representation at all levels in engineering. Senior women engineers are paired with junior women engineers and their...
Tag: Artjoms Ivlevs Artjoms Ivlevs | Governance and Accountability Research Group
We recently had our away day on the 16 July 2025 at the Engineers’ House in Clifton Bristol. The day started with an informal get-together over coffee and this was swiftly followed by an interesting and engaging presentation by Professor Mario...
Month: May 2022 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
The digitalization of health and medicine has engendered a proliferation of new collaborations between public health institutions and data corporations such as Google Apple Microsoft and Amazon. Critical perspectives on this “Googlization of...
Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship | Research and External Engagement
Written by Professor Alpesh Maisuria Professor of Education Policy and Education and Childhood Research Group (ECRG) Lead How is policy made in Parliament?Where along this journey can academic research make an impact?And how can academics engage...
Fatigue – Reducing its Effects through individualised support Episodes in Inflammatory Arthritis Fatigue - Reducing its Effects through individualised support Episodes in Inflammatory Arthritis | Research and External Engagement
Fatigue is experienced by lots of people living with types of inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis. For UWE Bristol’s rheumatology research team based at the Bristol Royal Infirmary understanding how best to manage fatigue has...
The paradox of Gen-Z climate activism and declining interest in geoscience studies in UK The paradox of Gen-Z climate activism and declining interest in geoscience studies in UK | Research and External Engagement
Written by Dr. Eyo Eyo Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering Generation-Z are showing remarkable passion and determination to reverse the trend of the negative environmental impacts of climate change. Whether it is Greta Thunberg’s Fridays For...
A fresh (and sunny) start at the Science Communication Unit (SCU) A fresh (and sunny) start at the Science Communication Unit (SCU) | Science Communication Unit blog
After almost three months back home it’s nice to sit down and try to put into words the adventure I experienced at the beginning of this year. I always wanted to have an experience abroad and I never had the chance to do an Erasmus exchange...
Physics in the Freezer: Communicating Science with Liquid Nitrogen Physics in the Freezer: Communicating Science with Liquid Nitrogen | Science Communication Unit blog
Working with liquid nitrogen can be a daunting experience. It can suffocate in an ill-ventilated room leave horrendous burns from seconds of skin exposure and turn a banana into a deadly weapon…And yet it somehow pales in comparison to working...
Artificial Intelligence: check your reality Artificial Intelligence: check your reality | Student blog
What comes to mind when you hear AI? Chatbots essay prompts or is it a “no-go” topic in your mind? We’re talking about it so you’re aware of the areas of life where it’s impacting you and so you can make good decisions as you engage with it....
“The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach…” "The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach..." | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Katie McClymont co-author of a recent comprehensive review of the evidence between community-led housing (CLH) and health describes a stimulating stakeholder workshop session… In her famous and oft-quoted article Sherry Arnstein describes...
Category: Cycling Cycling | 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...