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The successes of Women Like Me 2018-2019 The successes of Women Like Me 2018-2019 | Engineering Our Future
In 2018 Women Like Me launched at UWE as a tiered mentoring project for women in engineering. Delivered by Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers and Dr Laura Hobbs the project was a great success engaging over 10 000 children with engineering outreach and...
Completed research projects at the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) - Research projects
Read about the completed research projects at the Centre for Appearance Research, UWE Bristol.
Women Like Me engineers inspire Bristol primary school students Women Like Me engineers inspire Bristol primary school students | Science Communication Unit blog
Based in the Science Communication Unit and Department of Engineering Design and Mathematics at UWE Bristol and organised by Dr Laura Hobbs and Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers Women Like Me is a peer mentoring and outreach project aimed at boosting female...
Onward and Upward – Making Progress Through COVID-19 Confinement Onward and Upward - Making Progress Through COVID-19 Confinement | Employability in Applied Sciences
Grace Russell an alumni at UWE Bristol has written an inspiring motivating blog article. This article endeavours to spark you into getting your own career life on track and achieving what you want by making the most out of what you have and...
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Principles versus rules in data and corporate governance Principles versus rules in data and corporate governance | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
Professor Felix Ritchie In data governance the question of principles- versus rules-based regulation is a knotty one: should best practice and operating standards be specified in regulation (rules-based) or should regulation provide the overall...
Reassessing the environmental effects of radioactivity - Securing a green resilient future
New methods for predicting uptake of radioactivity by plants are transforming how the environmental impact of nuclear activity is managed.
Romancing the Gibbet: sites of extraordinary punishment in Georgian England Romancing the Gibbet: sites of extraordinary punishment in Georgian England | Research and External Engagement
As part of the Being Human Festival 2019 Professor Steve Poole is co-hosting an event on 14 November that explores ‘dark tourism’ sites of extraordinary public execution in Georgian Britain. Read all about it in his post below: Steve Poole...
Month: September 2025 September 2025 | Policing blog
Police officers are routinely exposed to trauma and pressure but as this latest UWE Policing blog by Dr Paul Gavin and Dr Cody Porter makes clear it is the organisational stressors that are doing the deepest harm. We are grateful for their new...