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Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study – Taro Agric Farm Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study - Taro Agric Farm | Research and External Engagement
The Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between University of the West of England (UWE) Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) the Taro Agric Farm (TAF) was established to harness data-enabled innovations (DEI) for the commercial poultry industry in...
Tag: Career stories Career stories | Student blog
By Shurida Student Careers Coach As a final year Computer Science student at UWE Bristol and a Student Career Coach I’ve learned that career development is as much about setting clear goals as it is about exploring diverse opportunities. My...
Month: February 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
What strategies have led to the new policy? The Welsh Government’s Wales Transport Strategy of March 2021 has three priorities: to bring services to people in order to reduce the need to travel; to allow people and goods to move easily from to...
Why we shouldn’t ignore the transport needs of young people Why we shouldn’t ignore the transport needs of young people | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Credit: John Linton/Sustrans “There was this really good job that was paying me way more than where I’m working now… The fact is the bus system don’t even run early in the morning… it was really emotional… I couldn’t get to that job.” This quote...
Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? Learning at home – what has previous educational research said? | Education blog
The closure of schools as a result of Covid 19 has led to many parents and carers having to take a greater role in their children’s education. Dr Jane Andrews Associate Professor (Education) at UWE discusses a selection of published...
Researching images on social media – nuts and bolts Researching images on social media – nuts and bolts | Science Communication Unit blog
Images and videos are pervasive online these days web articles include at least one image or video. On Twitter Facebook and Snapchat these visual contents are even more common and social media platforms such as YouTube Vimeo Vine Instagram and...
Month: April 2024 14 March 2026 | 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...
Research Centre spotlight: Showcasing the Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments’ research into healthy places Research Centre spotlight: Showcasing the Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments’ research into healthy places | Research and External Engagement
By Professor Danielle Sinnett The Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments (SPE) aims to develop an understanding of how to achieve healthy resilient sustainable and smart places in the context of climate and ecological emergencies. We...
Unpacking the Epstein files: What lessons can be learned for the prevention of child sexual exploitation and abuse Unpacking the Epstein files: What lessons can be learned for the prevention of child sexual exploitation and abuse | Research and External Engagement
By Professor Kieran McCartan The continued publication of the Jeffrey Epstein files highlights the complexity and impact of sexual abuse and exploitation. The files reinforce the need for an individual and collective understanding to respond to...
Nature Connectedness 2025 – Presenting PhD research Nature Connectedness 2025 – Presenting PhD research | Science Communication Unit blog
Last month on a hot afternoon I presented at my first external conference – Nature Connections 2025 hosted by the University of Derby Nature Connectedness research group. My presentation was held in the beautiful Electric Daisy gardens. This was...
Rethinking the Green City in Brasilia… Rethinking the Green City in Brasilia... | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…..by Helen Hoyle “Built for automobiles and air-conditioners not people…it’s a lousy place to visit and no-one wanted to live there” so my 1996 Lonely Planet Guide describes “the great planned city” of Brasilia. Danni Sinnett and I were...
Month: April 2024 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
by Justin Spinney The first time I met the one and only John Parkin (newly emeritus Professor of Transport Engineering in CTS) I had just started a PhD on Urban Cycling at Royal Holloway University of London. I had seen an announcement for a...