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Voice-activated AI system could improve construction worker safety, productivity and efficiency
Construction workers could soon benefit from voice-activated technology, developed at UWE Bristol, which beams audio instructions into their earpiece.
Final year checklist - Study
We’ve put together a list of things you need to do in your final year, as well as some useful information to help you prepare for life after university.
Carol Vorderman receives honorary doctorate from UWE Bristol
Broadcaster and writer Carol Vorderman MBE has been awarded an honorary degree by UWE Bristol.
Urinary tract infection device could reduce need for precautionary antibiotics
UWE Bristol researchers are supporting clinicians at the North Bristol NHS Trust to develop a device that can diagnose UTIs in a matter of minutes.
UK industry set to miss 2050 net zero without urgent action
The majority of UK industry sectors will miss 2050 Net Zero targets unless there are significant further steps taken by the Government.
Foundation Failure and Repair film - Films
How to buy the Foundation Failure and Repair film produced by UWE Bristol's Educational Resources for the Built Environment (ERBE).
UWE Bristol to lead £1.3 million project to evaluate the use of phone app to help with back pain
UWE Bristol will lead a £1.3 million project to evaluate the effectiveness of using an NHS-recommended phone app to help people suffering with back pain.
Disposal of research data - Research data security
UWE Bristol's expectations of researchers, in relation to the disposal of research data.
New book to encourage powerful and emotive discussions about racism with children
'If Racism Vanished for a Day’, is an illustrated book for young readers based on the experiences of 10 and 11 year old children in Bristol.
Big leap forward for environmentally friendly ‘e-textiles’ technology
Research led by UWE Bristol and the University of Southampton has shown wearable electronic textiles (e-textiles) can be both sustainable and biodegradable.
Picture perfect: Graduate Chloe Barnes wins Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year 2025
Artist Chloe Barnes has won Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year 2025, earning a £10,000 commission from The Royal Society.
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.