Search
Showing 1729-1740 of 4820 results for 'public health'.
It’s 2016: Are we communicating effectively? It’s 2016: Are we communicating effectively? | Science Communication Unit blog
Corra Boushel is a project coordinator at the SCU. A recent experience with an organisation I won’t name left me disappointed annoyed and then worried. Something I took for granted as straightforward turned out to be impossible for the other...
UWE Research into the impact of driverless vehicles – Capri Project UWE Research into the impact of driverless vehicles - Capri Project | Research and External Engagement
For the past three years researchers from the Centre for Transport and Society University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) have been involved in the Capri project looking into the impact of autonomous vehicles. Dr Ian Shergold has given a...
Impact of world-leading Centre for Appearance Research celebrated on 30th anniversary
The Centre for Appearance Research at UWE Bristol has celebrated its 30th anniversary.
Month: September 2018 10 January 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
By Felix Ritchie. In August I spent a week in Australia working with the new Office of the National Data Commissioner (ONDC). The ONDC set up at the beginning of July is barely two months old but has been charged with the objective of getting a...
MSc Science Communication – Learning Lab placements MSc Science Communication - Learning Lab placements | Science Communication Unit blog
Have you heard of Learning Lab placements? They are placements are offered to students studying a MSc Science Communication with UWE Bristol’s Science Communication Unit. They are a great way to gain industry experience and network with some...
Engaging with strangers Engaging with strangers | Science Communication Unit blog
What happens when social scientists and natural scientists start to work together? Clare Wilkinson summarises her recent research. As a social scientist whose research has spanned a range of scientific issues from genetics to nanotechnologies...
Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) Building our understanding of diabetes with Minecraft (even if you don’t have the game!) | Science Communication Unit blog
The inside of the human body and all its organs cells and molecules can be tricky to visualise and that makes it difficult to understand how conditions like diabetes work. We can use things like models to help us see all these different features...
Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing Steven Pinker’s brilliant book teaches some useful lessons in science writing | Science Communication Unit blog
Writing is easy until you learn how to do it. I still remember my first weeks as a trainee journalist on a local newspaper in Weston-super-Mare. Filled with confidence I’d sit there in my tartan trousers (I’d spent that last year studying in...
Policies - Structure and governance
View a listing of key UWE Bristol policy and strategy documents.
Research into student fears of oral presentations receives over 20k downloads Research into student fears of oral presentations receives over 20k downloads | Research and External Engagement
Recent research undertaken by academics at UWE Bristol on student fears of oral presentations has been downloaded over 20k times since being published 11 months ago. The paper is currently the 2nd most read paper in the Journal of Further and...
Research governance and policies - Research
Our research governance, policies and standards frame the way we manage research to ensure research integrity is achieved.
“Labour need to commit to a comprehensive review of private education.” “Labour need to commit to a comprehensive review of private education.” | Education blog
The problem of unfairness in the education system is now unavoidable. Labour must initiate a comprehensive review of the role of fee paying private schools. This should include the creation of an Office for private schools’ accountability to...