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Month: October 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
We’re happy to have welcomed many wonderful and talented new faces to the Centre for Transport and Society (CTS) team over the past year. Here’s a brief introduction to our newer members of teaching and research staff as well as our postgraduate...
The Alchemical Dream and Reality of Man-made Gemstones: A Review of 10 Stones The Alchemical Dream and Reality of Man-made Gemstones: A Review of 10 Stones | Research and External Engagement
Image: BRG II Facetted Gemstone Design Sofie Boons Photography Simon Howell Model Jas G Guest post by Sofie Boons Crafts Council Research Fellow at the Centre for Print Research As I stretch out my hand a slight shiver runs across my spine –...
Rest Reflect and Grow Rest Reflect and Grow | Employability in Applied Sciences
As the Christmas season is upon us Jessica Griffith wrote this article to encourage and inspire you to not only enjoy this season but to reflect grow and prepare for the next as we enter the New Year 2021. This year has been a rollercoaster...
Co-curating Colston: confronting Bristol’s history Co-curating Colston: confronting Bristol’s history | Alumni blog
The fallen statue of slave trader Edward Colston is among the items on display at M Shed’s newly extended exhibition about the history of protest in Bristol. Black Lives Matter marches in June 2020 saw protestors pull down the statue and throw...
Month: March 2019 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
By Professor Felix Ritchie and Anthea Springbett UWE Bristol has recently been commissioned by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to develop a course in ‘output checking’ for research data centres. This is where researchers working on...
Methodological Becoming: Becoming a Reflexive Researcher Methodological Becoming: Becoming a Reflexive Researcher | Education blog
In this blog Dr Tim Clark Senior Lecturer in Education and Childhood at UWE discusses his research which focuses on exploring doctoral students’ perceptions of the influences on their methodological decision making. It is not unusual for...
Network for Creative Enterprise: a few highlights of achievements challenges learning and what next. Network for Creative Enterprise: a few highlights of achievements challenges learning and what next. | Research and External Engagement
In this blog post Network Producer Vanessa Bellaar Spruijt shares an update on one of UWE Bristol’s ERDF funded programmes -Network for Creative Enterprise (NfCE). NfCE is made up of four hubs across Bristol and Bath: Watershed The Guild...
Tag: KTP KTP | Research and External Engagement
A Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) a graduate and a financial services firm in Bristol has developed a smart system that will help customers decide how to invest their money. KTP is...
Assessment Offences – what counts as cheating? Assessment Offences – what counts as cheating? | Student blog
You’ve most likely heard your module or programme leader talk about assessment offences: but what are they? Can you use AI? What’s an essay mill? How much does referencing matter? Read on to get clarity so you’re not at risk. Let’s chat AI...
“Futureproofing Luton”: Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local Eco-warriors. “Futureproofing Luton”: Co-producing an arboretum-meadow with local Eco-warriors. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
……..by Helen Hoyle On Monday this week MSc Urban Planning student William Cottrill and I had the privilege of spending the morning with 10 young Eco-warriors from Riverbank Primary School in Luton. The main objective of our morning...
Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle…. A new book chapter by Dr Helen Hoyle highlights why a nuanced approach to urban greenspace provision is essential to human mental and physical...