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Innovative ‘smart socks’ could help millions living with dementia Innovative ‘smart socks’ could help millions living with dementia | Research and External Engagement
Inventor driven to act by great-grandmother’s dementia Milbotix’s ‘smart socks’ sense rising distress in those with dementia autism and other conditions that affect communication so their carers can intervene before things escalateCurrent...
High altitude balloons 3D printed rockets and a national award High altitude balloons 3D printed rockets and a national award | Engineering Our Future
After the fantastic announcement last week that the UWEBARS team of Jordan Cormack Tom Hodson Stephen Hartless Oliver Haward and Jack Lewis (shown above l-r) are the 2017-2018 winners of the National Rocketry Championship we’re delighted to...
Academic Spotlight: Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers Academic Spotlight: Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers | Research and External Engagement
In this Academic Spotlight we asked Dr Laura Fogg-Rogers Associate Professor for Engineering in Society a few questions about the research she is involved with at UWE Bristol. Tell us about your background and how you became interested in your...
Academic Spotlight: Dr Issy Bray Academic Spotlight: Dr Issy Bray | Research and External Engagement
In this Academic Spotlight we asked Dr Issy Bray Associate Professor in Public Health (Epidemiology) at UWE Bristol. Tell us about your background and how you became interested in your research area? My background is originally in statistics. A...
How to Grow During Difficult Circumstances part 2: Career Chasers How to Grow During Difficult Circumstances part 2: Career Chasers | Employability in Applied Sciences
Sophie Harris one of our writers wrote this article as a great reminder to realign ourselves with our desire to have a career we love by seeking continuous growth even during difficult circumstances. We hope that as you read this article you...
What Does Entrepreneurship Mean to You? What Does Entrepreneurship Mean to You? | Employability in Applied Sciences
In her first article on this blog platform Isobel Gordon has brilliantly summarised the Department of Applied Sciences (DAS) February Monthly Employability Seminar featuring one of our very own writers Joseph Myatt. If you’re intrigued...
Mentoring platform launched for women in aerospace and aviation to help reduce gender inequality in the industry Mentoring platform launched for women in aerospace and aviation to help reduce gender inequality in the industry | Engineering Our Future
Featured researcher: Professor Sue Durbin A new online mentoring platform could help professional women working in the aerospace and aviation industry progress their careers by connecting them with female mentors in the sector. Launched on 8th...
Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Craven Dunnill Jackfield Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Craven Dunnill Jackfield | Research and External Engagement
The Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) scheme is a UK-wide programme helping businesses to improve competitiveness and productivity. A recent graduate is placed within an organisation to help solve a business problem with access to our...
Southwest Public Health and Criminal Justice Academic Network Southwest Public Health and Criminal Justice Academic Network | Research and External Engagement
By: Helen Erswell (Consultant in Health Protection SW Health Protection UK Health Security Agency) Rachel Campbell (Health and Justice Public Health Lead Office of the Regional Director of Public Health Southwest NHS England) Kieran McCartan...
Spotlight on the College of Arts Technology and Environment research Spotlight on the College of Arts Technology and Environment research | Research and External Engagement
The College of Arts Technology and Environment (CATE) has a vibrant research culture supporting a large range of exciting and impactful research across all our subject areas. Funded by a range of external funding bodies our research impacts on...
Getting public health evidence into planning policy Getting public health evidence into planning policy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Miriam Ricci Janet Ige Hannah Hickman Adam Sheppard and Nick Croft (UWE) Michael Chang (PHE) Julia Thrift and Tim Emery (TCPA) The Getting Research Into Practice 2 (GRIP2) project was commissioned by Public Health (PHE)...
Month: February 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Alum Nicola Barke was the first female ever to compete in Burmese bareknuckle boxing a sport reserved for the fearless. She’s ranked number two in the world. Her fighting name is the Burmese Python. Not only a high calibre athlete Nicola also...