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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)
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)
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)
This week’s blog is written by Sarah Williams, Associate Director in Policing at UWE Bristol. In this article, Sarah reflects on an inspiring initiative aimed at widening participation both within higher education and across professional pathways. (More)
Education and Childhood Research Group wrote: A new book for Earth Day: Taking A Close Look at Microfibres
Earth Day (22 April 2026) saw the launch of a new children’s book, Taking a Close Look at Microfibres. Co-created by school pupils and researchers from UWE Bristol's Science Communication Unit (SCU) and Education and Childhood Research Group (ECRG (More)
We are thrilled to celebrate Sydney Winter, a Level 7 Architectural Apprentice at BoonBrown who recently won the 'Apprentice of the Year' Award at the Somerset Business Awards 2026. We had the opportunity to have a chat with Sydney in the lead u (More)
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)
Alum David McCann won an Emmy earlier this year as Editor of ‘A Real Bugs Life - Love in the Forest’. The multi award-winning National Geographic documentary series shows life on planet Earth from a bug’s eye view. He’s also just worked o (More)
We are grateful to Molly Diamond, a third-year Professional Policing Degree (PPD) student at UWE Bristol, for reflecting on her experience last August with the volunteering scheme Project Zulu. The Professional Policing degree is a pre-join p (More)
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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