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Being a commuter student at UWE Bristol Being a commuter student at UWE Bristol | Student views blog
By Maddie BA(Hons) Creative and Professional Writing In this blog Maddie shares what it’s like travelling in each day and finding her feet on campus. She talks about the challenges the small wins and what’s helped her feel at home at university...
How Verity’s getting edible insects on the menu to support sustainable food production. How Verity's getting edible insects on the menu to support sustainable food production. | Student views blog
By Verity UWE Bristol Associate Professor. Associate Professor Verity is proving bugs are one possible solution to the sustainability issues faced by the food production industry. She’s working to get edible insects introduced to lunch menus in...
Why I love living in Bristol Why I love living in Bristol | Student views blog
By Laura MSc Science Communication student MSc Science Communication student Laura shares what she loves about living in Bristol. “During my six years studying in Bristol I’ve got to know the area well and I’d love to tell you about some of my...
How studying at UWE Bristol helped me discover my dream career How studying at UWE Bristol helped me discover my dream career | Student views blog
By Laura BA(Hons) Creative and Professional Writing In this blog Laura shares how moving from Barbados to study Creative and Professional Writing at UWE Bristol helped her uncover an unexpected passion for marketing. She reflects on developing...
Welcome to our new lecturers Dr Scott Jones and Dr Cody Porter! Welcome to our new lecturers Dr Scott Jones and Dr Cody Porter! | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
We’re delighted to welcome Drs Jones and Porter to UWE and to PSRG – both have joined our Applied Cognition and Neuroscience theme. Dr Scott Jones Having received a First-class BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of the West...
UWE Bristol’s MAKERS Project at the Parliamentary Repair Café UWE Bristol's MAKERS Project at the Parliamentary Repair Café | Engineering Our Future
Last week Kat Corbett Coordinator of the School of Engineering’s MAKERS Project and Repair Cafe was among a select group of community repair leaders invited to take part in a unique event inside the Houses of Parliament. Kat was one of 20...
Robots. What could possibly go wrong? Robots. What could possibly go wrong? | Engineering Our Future
Originally posted on September 17th 2019 by Alan Winfield on his blog. Imagine that your elderly mother or grandmother has an assisted living robot to help her live independently at home. The robot is capable of fetching her drinks reminding her...
Women Like Me relaunches for 2019-20 Women Like Me relaunches for 2019-20 | Engineering Our Future
Only 12% of engineers in the UK are women. Is this enough? No it’s really not – we have an engineering skills shortage as it is and the low proportion of women in the workforce means that a whole pool of talent is going untapped. Girls...
How a placement year helped me to create my best future. How a placement year helped me to create my best future. | Student views blog
By Saharla BSc(Hons) Psychology with Sociology Saharla tells us about her placement year at a local mental health charity. She shares her experience of what she did while on placement and how it’s helped her to not only become more employable...
Science communication is still more dissemination than dialogue Science communication is still more dissemination than dialogue | Science Communication Unit blog
Photo credit: Pxhere.com Words: Andy Ridgway It’s a central theme to any science communication training – to communicate science effectively you need to know who it is that you’re communicating with. Call them what you will – audience publics...
From crime scenes to comic strips: exploring forensic science communication From crime scenes to comic strips: exploring forensic science communication | Science Communication Unit blog
Forensic science has always fascinated me—from DNA analysis fingerprinting to blood spatter patterns. So when the chance to collaborate with the Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Science and the University of Dundee for my Master’s thesis...