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Tag: Bristol Bristol | Research and External Engagement
Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers Associate Professor for Engineering in Society While you’ll find me in the School of Engineering I’m a social psychologist and science communicator. I study people and their engagement with technology. That means...
Author: Employability in Applied Sciences Our Writers The DAS Editorial Team Employability in Applied Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
Following the March Department of Applied Sciences Monthly Employability seminar Sophie one of our writers has excellently summarised and captured the essence of the talk delivered. If you are in search for or are suspecting you may need funding...
Tag: UWE research UWE research | Research and External Engagement
A project co-led by the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) Bristol Zoo and West African Primate Conservation Action is set to help protect nine species of primate found across Africa. A five-year plan that will be sent to the...
Baroness Shriti Vadera, Chair of Santander UK – 8 March 2017 - Previous events
Baroness Shriti Vadera delivered a Bristol Distinguished Address Series lecture entitled "Post-Globalism".
EU Parliament: ethical concerns and moral issues in artificial intelligence - Projects
EU Parliament: Ethical concerns and moral issues in artificial intelligence
Clinical Biochemistry - Professional/Short course
Learn to interpret biomedical data in the investigation and diagnosis of disease in this Clinical Biochemistry course.
Anticancer effects of the novel pyrazole GeGe3 - Research projects
Details about the Anticancer Effects of the Novel Pyrazole GeGe3 project in the Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) at UWE Bristol.
Mobility disadvantage, access to training and employment, and wellbeing: the case of Lawrence Weston in Bristol - Transport planning and placemaking
More information on the research project 'Mobility disadvantage, access to training and employment and well-being: the case of Lawrence Weston in Bristol'.