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Why do Space and Stuff Matter in Housing Design? Why do Space and Stuff Matter in Housing Design? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Elena Marco The UK housing sector has significant challenges not least the shortage of homes available the time it takes to build new homes balancing affordability versus developers’ profit margins and other factors. Basing housing statistics...
Tag: transport transport | Centre for Transport and Society blog
The aim of CTS is furthering understanding and influence on the interactions between mobility lifestyles and society in a context of technological change.We design plan and deliver a range of research works on six core themes with integrated...
Why a car is not just a car Why a car is not just a car | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Throughout modern history revolutions in transport have not just altered mobility or the geography of places; they have been absolutely necessary for the economic political and historical development of whole countries. Railways for example due...
Guest blog: Policing the Digital Age Guest blog: Policing the Digital Age | Policing blog
Image of Paul Heywood This week we are privileged to feature a guest blog from Paul Heywood Director of National Security at Microsoft UK. Paul has been in the role nearly 3 years and prior to this he built a start-up technology company focusing...
Commuting has Multiple Impacts on Employee Wellbeing Commuting has Multiple Impacts on Employee Wellbeing | Research and External Engagement
Blog originally posted on www.whatworkswellbeing.org. A study of Commuting and Wellbeing undertaken by Dr Kiron Chatterjee and Dr Ben Clark of the Centre for Transport & Society at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) shows...
Free two day Innovation and bid writing workshop for SMEs Free two day Innovation and bid writing workshop for SMEs | Research and External Engagement
Dates: Wednesday 7 July and Thursday 8 July 2021 Develop a digital innovation business idea and get micro funding for your project. This 2 day in-person course (based at UWE Frenchay) offered by the Digital Innovation Fund (DIF) is funded by the...
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...
International Women’s Day 2022: Break the Bias International Women's Day 2022: Break the Bias | Research and External Engagement
This year the International Women’s Day (IWD) theme is #BreakTheBias. “Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias stereotypes and discrimination. A world that’s diverse equitable and inclusive. A world where difference...
Intergenerational Contact: Connecting Generations and Connecting the Research Intergenerational Contact: Connecting Generations and Connecting the Research | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Jennie Ferrell Photos courtesy of Acorns ‘n’ Oaks Playgroups Intergenerational activities and programmes have become a popular topic in the United Kingdom recently with the success of projects involving older adults and children as portrayed...
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...
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...