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Climate communications and social action planning for young people’s improved self- and system-efficacy Climate communications and social action planning for young people’s improved self- and system-efficacy | Research and External Engagement
Written by Sophie Laggan Research Fellow Intergenerational learning We all need to work together to address the climate and ecological crisis and young people are crucial to this process. However as many young people have a chronic lack of self-...
Homes under the Microscope: A citizen-led project to investigate airborne microplastics in the home Homes under the Microscope: A citizen-led project to investigate airborne microplastics in the home | Science Communication Unit blog
By Dr Margarida Sardo Homes Under the Microscope (HOMEs) is a multidisciplinary project that brings scientists participants and the textile industry together to develop a new way to measure microplastics in the home. It is a collaboration...
Sharing science stories on local radio – Love & Science Sharing science stories on local radio – Love & Science | Science Communication Unit blog
Discussions about zombie fungi exoplanets and vegetarian spiders; seamless segues; and Taylor Swift. All to be expected during a typical live Love & Science show on local Bristol radio station BCfm Radio. Love & Science was started by...
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...
Author: Employability in Applied Sciences Employability in Applied Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
An academic society open to all students and alumni – no matter the course or education stage. In our first years at university we had struggled to find a sense of belonging and community. This is what led six Biomedical and Biological science...
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...
Working with WHO Healthy Cities - About WHOCC
Working with WHO, UWE Bristol.
Criminology and Policing resources - Resources for your subject
Library resources for criminology and policing students. Specialist advice, research tutorials, and websites for your subject.
Anticipation. Disruption. Excellence. Anticipation. Disruption. Excellence. | Vice-Chancellor's blog
Students businesses government and society are all demanding something new and different from the higher education sector. We need new ways to deliver fresh thinking and ideas to secure the UK’s future competitiveness. The evolution of Alliance...
Nick Hounsfield - Previous events
Nick Hounsfield in conversation with Maggy Blagrove for the Bristol Distinguished Address series
The Fraying Thin Blue Line The Fraying Thin Blue Line | 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...