 | Rima Khatun wrote: Building a Community for Inclusivity, Equity and Impact: Introducing the Black Health Economists’ Network (BHEN)
Black voices remain underrepresented across many areas of health economics, research leadership and policy decision-making. The newly launched Black Health Economists’ Network (BHEN), founded by Dr Chizoba Esio-Bassey at UWE Bristol, aims to help (More) |
| Rima Khatun wrote: Celebrating three years of AHRC-funded collaboration, knowledge exchange, and real-world impact at UWE
Written by Maddy Foard
It has now been 3 years since the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Impact Accelerator Account (IAA) opened at UWE, supporting knowledge exchange and impact (More) |
 | Psychological Sciences Research Group wrote: Evidence in favour of multiple-systems of category learning needs to be treated cautiously
Recently, Dr Charlotte Edmunds, a member of the Psychological Science Research Group (PSRG) at UWE Bristol, has recently published a correspondence in Nature Reviews Psychology called “Structure-based dissociations provide agnostic evidence to the (More) |
 | ripleywk wrote: CHSS Impact Showcase: Thursday 30 April 2026
This Article has been written by Ben Mitchell, Impact Development Manager.
UWE Bristol hosted the CHSS (College of Health, Science and Society) Impact Showcase on April 30. This was the fourth occasion an Impact Showcase has been run, and seco (More) |
| Rima Khatun wrote: Research with purpose: Rebuilding Identity Through Healthcare
The Bristol 3D Medical Centre, Integrated Care, and the Power of Collaboration with UWE Bristol
Written by Professor Marc Griffiths
Healthcare can do more than treat illness; it can transform lives. Nowhere is this clearer than at the Bristol (More) |
 | bethjohnson wrote: Squiggly career paths and reflections from the UWE Bristol x Hitachi Female Talent Initiative event
The UWE Bristol x Hitachi Female Talent Initiative in Transport, Logistics and Technology event brought together over 30 students and five external speakers to explore careers, challenge assumptions and share honest conversations about the secto (More) |
| Rima Khatun wrote: Strengthening South African Research Networks: Project Zulu Opens Door to British Academy‑Funded Initiative
Dr Karan Vickers-Hulse, Dr Jane Carter and Dr Sarah Whitehouse have been successful in securing funding from the British Academy to deliver a three-day writing and mentorship workshop for early career researchers in South Africa. These workshops wil (More) |
 | Faculty of Business and Law wrote: RISE Securing a green, resilient future - College of Business and Law research showcase
After the first successful Research Showcase on the RISE Beacon ‘Enriching Culture, Place and Community’, the College of Business and Law hosted a second bringing colleagues together under UWE Bristol’s RISE Beacon ‘Securing a Green, Resilie (More) |
| Rima Khatun wrote: Teaching AI to understand animal emotion: Inside UWE Bristol’s new AWARE-AI project
How machine vision is unlocking new ways to understand and improve animal welfare
AWARE-AI, a new two-year research project led by the Centre for Machine Vision (CMV) at UWE Bristol, bringing together partners from academia and industry to explor (More) |
| bethjohnson wrote: CT Lab: Rethinking Critical Thinking in the Age of AI
This blog is written by Dr Francesco Tava, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Course Leader for CT Lab at UWE Bristol.
AI can perform tasks that resemble critical thinking—such as analysing information, evaluating arguments, and identifying (More) |
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