 | bethjohnson wrote: Tackling health inequalities through community voices, inclusive research and action
From L-R: Dr Jo Buring (GP, Bristol, NIHR Doctoral Fellow, University of Bristol); Ruby Osunsola (Nilaari); Dr Naabil Khan (Foundation doctor, Kent); Dr Tabinda Rashid-Fadel (Accure Health); Dr Reem Kayyali (UWE Bristol); Dr Faatihah Niyi-Odumosu (U (More) |
 | annaelvins wrote: Honouring Communities: Research, Service and Lasting Impact
For Black History Month this year’s theme, Honouring Communities, recognises those whose contributions create meaningful change. Newly promoted UWE Bristol professors Tinkuma Edafioghor, Mwidimi Ndosi and Faatihah Niyi-Odumosu, share how their wor (More) |
| bethjohnson wrote: Bringing space science to life in Minecraft during a solar eclipse
This is a guest blog written by Dr Laura Hobbs, Senior Research Fellow in Science Communication and lead for Science Hunters.
In August, UWE Bristol's Science Hunters team travelled to Rutherford Appleton Laboratory's Summer Stargazing event, whe (More) |
| annaelvins wrote: Fundraising, Recognition and Sports Day for Stroke Survivors
Next Steps with Bristol After Stroke (BAS)
Many stroke survivors become less active after discharge from formal rehabilitation despite evidence that ongoing exercise improves mobility, independence, fitness, and reduces the risk of further stroke (More) |
 | Paul Williamson wrote: Passionately curious: Bridging Theory and Practice in Police Education
How can police education successfully connect academic theory with the realities of operational practice?
In this latest UWE Bristol Policing blog, our colleague Tracey Payne reflects on the research and personal learning behind her MA Education (More) |
 | Anna Jones wrote: Identifying, responding to and preventing child sexual abuse by women in positions of authority: the Bronwen James case
Guest blog Professor Kieran McCartan
The case of Bronwen James in the south-west of England raises the question of how we understand females who sexually abuse children and young people, and how we safeguard them within our schools and educationa (More) |
| Anna Jones wrote: Risk, Release and the Real-World Fallout of Criminal Justice Policy
by Professor Kieran McCartan
Currently, there is a crisis in prisons and probation in England and Wales, with increased prison numbers, a lack of space and services within the criminal justice landscape, resulting in a breakdown in prison structu (More) |
 | ripleywk wrote: Co-production and collaboration for wellbeing: providing access to safe, evidence-informed eating disorder support
Eating disorders are serious, complex mental health conditions and the services supporting those affected often struggle to cope with demand. UWE Bristol Academic and the interim deputy director of the Centre for Appearance Research, Dr Christine Ra (More) |
 | Employability in Applied Sciences wrote: A Taste of Research: Developing Laboratory and Employability Skills Through Summer Studentships
Sofiia (left) and Amana (right)
"I gradually realised that research is not about creating perfect conditions or producing completely clean results. It is about selecting an appropriate method, answering a clear question and interpretin (More) |
| bethjohnson wrote: What UKRI's new strategy means for UWE Bristol
By Boudewijn Devanicus, Research Development Manager (Health and Science) at UWE Bristol.
Earlier this year we looked at how UK Research and Innovation's (UKRI) Spending Review settlement reorganised research funding into four strategic investme (More) |
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