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The host of engineering past present and yet-to-come The host of engineering past present and yet-to-come | Alumni blog
Our landmark building marks a new era for engineering at UWE Bristol. Designed to revolutionise the way engineering is taught it’s equipped with the latest digital technology. So what are the roots of engineering at UWE Bristol and how has the...
A safe space in a neurotypical world A safe space in a neurotypical world | Alumni blog
It is estimated that 1 out of 7 of the UK population are neurodivergent – that’s almost 15% . A high percentage of people with neurodivergence are unemployed . We need more solutions to make learning and workplaces more inclusive. Angharad...
Month: April 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Mia Collins candidate on BBC’s The Apprentice 2025 BBC The Apprentice candidate Mia Collins thrives on a challenge. Discipline and structure are core to her mindset. Constantly looking to develop herself she uses feedback as a springboard...
WeCount: a new European citizen science project aimed at improving local mobility WeCount: a new European citizen science project aimed at improving local mobility | Science Communication Unit blog
Air quality and traffic congestion are among the main causes of poor urban living and have sparked rising concerns about the negative impact that transport has on people’s health and wellbeing in urban areas. According to the European...
Welcome to the Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Research Cluster (CSC3 ) blog Welcome to the Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Research Cluster (CSC3 ) blog | UWEcyber Research Blog
Welcome to the Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Research Cluster (CSC3 ) blog where we plan to share with you the latest updates from the CSC3. Cyber security is the application of technologies processes and controls to protect systems networks...
Driving: the nail in the coffin Driving: the nail in the coffin | Centre for Transport and Society blog
On 2nd October 2023 the Government published a ‘Plan for Drivers’. The plan has five themes and some proposed actions will be bad for drivers as well as other road users. Whose voice has the government listened to? The title of the second theme...
Parent poverty: The missing chapter in the Government’s Child Poverty Strategy Parent poverty: The missing chapter in the Government's Child Poverty Strategy | Education blog
By Professor Alpesh Maisuria Co-hosted by: All-Party Parliamentary Group for Schools Learning and Assessment & All-Party Parliamentary Group for Parent Chair: Peter Swallow MP Date: 23 March 2025 Today I attended an APPG event that launched...
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...
Modernising the iconic Royal Institution Christmas Lectures Modernising the iconic Royal Institution Christmas Lectures | Science Communication Unit blog
A team of Science Communication Unit researchers was selected by the Royal Institution (Ri) to explore ways to continue modernising the Christmas Lectures an iconic series that has run since 1825. Margarida Sardo Hannah Little and Laura Fogg...