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Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Neurodivergence and mental health study support
The Specialist practitioners are available in the Library to answer your questions or support you with any issues impacting your studies.
Glow in the dark gemstones show the jewellery industry that laboratory-grown crystals can shine bright
A researcher hopes to revolutionise the jewellery industry with unique gemstone designs - including the first single stone glow-in-the-dark manmade crystal.
Members of the Centre for Health and Clinical Research (CHCR) - Centre for Health and Clinical Research
Centre for Health and Clinical Research members.
John Manzoni - 2 March 2016 - Previous events
Coverage from the Bristol Distinguished Address Series - John Manzoni, Chief Executive of the Civil Service.
Challenging gender based violence
Free International Women’s Day 2026 event at UWE Bristol with keynote speaker Professor Sylvia Walby – examining gender-based violence through research, policy debate and expert academic discussion.
Male blood donors 'preferred' as plasma from UK women is discarded
Research by Professor Julie Kent from UWE Bristol raises questions about the ethics of discarding female blood plasma without first informing women donors.