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Month: March 2021 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
We interviewed Tom Tucker co-founder of Minirigs back in 2019. In case you missed it here’s an introduction to the outstanding work of Tom and Minirigs along with the film of his interview. Tom Tucker – co founder of Minirigs Minirigs...
Lessons from Stockholm – a landscape architect and PhD student’s impressions Lessons from Stockholm - a landscape architect and PhD student’s impressions | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Yarden Woolf A few weeks ago I arrived in Stockholm for the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress. This was both my first time in Sweden and my first international conference as well as the first time I would...
Water security and climate adaptation in the Himalaya – exploring ecologies of water-care in Changthang Ladakh. Water security and climate adaptation in the Himalaya – exploring ecologies of water-care in Changthang Ladakh. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Michael Buser….. Over the past couple of years I’ve been researching some of the relationships between climate change water security and culture in the Changthang region of Ladakh India. Changthang is located at the western edge of the...
New insight into the motivations of today’s science communicators New insight into the motivations of today’s science communicators | Science Communication Unit blog
Words: Andy Ridgway Why do those who blog tweet run events at festivals give talks and engage in all the myriad of other forms of science communication do what they do? What do they aim to achieve when they communicate science? While many of...
Homes under the microscope: pilot phase Homes under the microscope: pilot phase | Science Communication Unit blog
Like most people I spend a lot of time in my home; on average we spend 80% of our time in our homes much more than they spend in any other environment. This makes our homes very important for our health but despite this importance relatively...
Taking things slow – why a part-time Postgraduate course might work best for you. Taking things slow – why a part-time Postgraduate course might work best for you. | Student views blog
By Alex MSc Sustainable Development in Practice. We asked our Professional and Creative Writing students to interview Postgraduate students/graduates about their experience at UWE Bristol and ghost write a blog based on their answers. In this...
Women Like Me Women Like Me | Science Communication Unit blog
Engineering our Future (this article first appeared on the Engineering our Future blog at UWE) Only 11% 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...
Online shopping and home deliveries: how can we reduce carbon emissions? Online shopping and home deliveries: how can we reduce carbon emissions? | Centre for Transport and Society blog
by Daniela Paddeu Have you ever wondered how much carbon you generate when you buy a product? An increasing number of people look for organic or sustainable products buy from sustainable companies try to reduce plastics/packaging. We might feel...
International Women’s Day: becoming an ally for the women in your life International Women’s Day: becoming an ally for the women in your life | Student blog
by Emma BA (HONS) Media Communications International Women’s Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing fight for gender equality and women’s rights. This year I’m wondering what small changes everyone can make to be a better ally....
Green Week 2025: learn act and make a difference Green Week 2025: learn act and make a difference | Student blog
Green Week returns to UWE Bristol from 3–9 November 2025 celebrating sustainability community and climate action. The week brings together students staff and local partners for a packed programme of events from hands-on workshops to inspiring...
Building healthy cities: the role of universities Building healthy cities: the role of universities | Vice-Chancellor's blog
It is no secret that the National Health Service is under immense pressure. An ageing and expanding population combined with increases in chronic illness and multiple disorders is placing strain on services and pushing up costs. There is a gap...
Category: Governance and Accountability Research Group (GARG) Governance and Accountability Research Group (GARG) | Governance and Accountability Research Group
On 19 March 2025 Professor Ismail Adelopo (Professor of Accounting UWE Bristol) and Dr Xiaojun Luo (Senior Lecturer in Financial Technology UWE Bristol) organised a workshop on blockchain technology exploring its use cases opportunities and...