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Drastic drop in NO2 near schools in lockdown shows what is achievable
Levels of Nitrogen Dioxide fell by over 40% on roads near schools during the first month of UK’s 2020 lockdown, according to a UWE Bristol study.
Dr Enda Hayes
Director of Research and Enterprise. Professor of Air Quality ＆ Carbon Management
Teaching Excellence Framework: UWE Bristol provides an outstanding student experience
The student experience UWE Bristol provides has been judged to be outstanding in a new sector-wide assessment of teaching quality.
UWE Bristol Professor contributes to United Nations report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services UWE Bristol Professor contributes to United Nations report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services | Research and External Engagement
Professor Jona Razzaque (Professor of Environmental Law; Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group at UWE Bristol) has recently completed a ground-breaking report for the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Biodiversity and...
Author: Employability in Applied Sciences Employability in Applied Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
As the Christmas season is upon us Jessica Griffith wrote this article to encourage and inspire you to not only enjoy this season but to reflect grow and prepare for the next as we enter the New Year 2021. This year has been a rollercoaster...
Promoting resilience and questioning resilience By Miles Thompson Promoting resilience and questioning resilience | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Miles Thompson Your 30-second summary. This blog is about resilience. A term that is now seemingly everywhere. Below I provide a quick overview of the term and of psychological research into the resilience of children. Then I contrast these...
Department of Applied Sciences achieves Athena SWAN Silver Award
The Department of Applied Sciences (DAS) is first at UWE Bristol to be awarded an Athena SWAN Silver Award for outstanding commitment to gender equality.