 | Prof Tony Killard wrote: CBR neuroscientist collaborates with Bristol Fungarium to identify new treatments for dementia
Dr. Tim Craig, Associate Professor of Neuroscience in the Centre for Biomedical Research is studying the potentially beneficial effects of mushrooms in combatting neurodegeneration
Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’ (More) |
| Prof Tony Killard wrote: CBR research explores a new approach to reducing orthopaedic implant infection
Picture: Dr. Jason Mansell holding an orthopaedic implant.
Research led by Dr. Jason Mansell, Associate Professor of Hard Tissue Biology at the Centre for Biomedical Research will investigate novel antibacterial titanium surface coatings to help (More) |
| Prof Tony Killard wrote: Dr Carrie Brady receives BBSRC New Investigator award
Picture: Dr Carrie Brady, Senior Lecturer in Genomics, UWE Bristol
Dr Brady's four-year research programme will focus on the role of bacterial quorum sensing in acute oak decline
Congratulations to Dr Carrie Brady, Senior Lecturer in Genomics (More) |
 | Education and Childhood Research Group wrote: Dr Verity Jones reflects on how children’s experiences of racism and their desire to have their voices heard is being realised in Bristol.
By Dr Verity Jones (verity6.jones@uwe.ac.uk)
On the afternoon of 25 April 2024, just as children piled out of school, the RESPECT project team were putting their final touches to a billboard in Bristol that in invited people to think about what l (More) |
 | claudiamccready wrote: The idea of extreme ownership and how it is relevant to Policing.
Author: Ian Lowe UWE Bristol
This week's blog, from Senior Lecturer Ian Lowe, focuses on the idea of extreme ownership and how the concept may apply to policing. Along with his varied background within public services, and interest in coachin (More) |
 | Anna Jones wrote: Narrative Technologies Workshop
Narrative Technologies is a workshop, followed by seed-funding, aiming to bring together a diverse group with a common interest in how creative technologies can enable new ways of telling stories or representing experiences. The initiative hope (More) |
 | Lynn Goh wrote: UWE Bristol academic secures funding from British Council to develop inclusive policies and practices in Indonesian Higher Education
Dr Tariq Umar, Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture and Environment at UWE Bristol, in collaboration with the Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama (UNU) Yogyakarta, Indonesia, secured funding from British Council, Indonesia to develop inclusive poli (More) |
 | Paul Williamson wrote: ‘X: free speech vs. extreme narratives – sexism and misogyny’
Author: Claire Bowers UWE Bristol
In February 2024, six members of the UWE Bristol Team (Claire Bowers, Jack James, Katie Etherton, Dr Jennifer Holmes, Claudia McCready and Eve Smietanko) presented at the third annual colloquium of the European S (More) |
| Anna Jones wrote: UWE Bristol research helps to restore historic pub
Research embedded within restorative ceramic tile company Craven Dunnill Jackfield, by the Centre for Print Research (CFPR) via a Knowledge Transfer Partnership, has helped to restore a beloved British pub.
Back in 2001, a historic pu (More) |
| Anna Jones wrote: Recommendations for the development of policy and practice to better understand sibling sexual behaviour
Recently there has been an increase in awareness surrounding sibling sexual behaviour (SSB) in practice and research debates. However, it is important to note that this is not a new form of intrafamilial sexual abuse. In recent months these conversa (More) |
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