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Futureproofing parks and green spaces beyond COVID-19: The need for climate-adapted planting Futureproofing parks and green spaces beyond COVID-19: The need for climate-adapted planting | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle… The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the value of private gardens public parks and green spaces. At the beginning of lockdown when outdoor exercising was the only outing from home ‘allowed’ we spent an increasing amount of...
Making or Baking – there are many routes into STEM! Making or Baking - there are many routes into STEM! | Engineering Our Future
Over 200 Year 9 and 10 pupils from across the country tuned in to an online webinar this week to hear engineers in the West of England talk about their routes into STEM careers. The live Q and A panel was organised by DETI Inspire in...
Funding funding everywhere? Sci Comm South West insights into the F-word Funding funding everywhere? Sci Comm South West insights into the F-word | Science Communication Unit blog
Author: Ola Michalec @Ola_Michalec The ‘F’ word we should learn to say loudly and clearly without embarrassment: funding. As an early career researcher and communicator I often come across requests for funding ‘help’. What can I do to manage my...
Reflecting on a Successful First Postgraduate Research Conference Reflecting on a Successful First Postgraduate Research Conference | Education blog
Doctorate in Education (EdD) student Ronnie Houselander reflects on her experience of presenting at the recent Education and Childhood Postgraduate Researcher (PGR) Conference which was supported by the Education and Childhood Research Group...
Education curriculum reform and the canary in the mine Education curriculum reform and the canary in the mine | Education blog
By Dr Sarah Whitehouse Programme Leader for the International Doctorate in Education and Senior Lecturer : Education and Humanities I was reflecting on a keynote lecture delivered by Caroline Daly at the UCET (Universities’ Council for the...
Month: August 2024 14 March 2026 | Student blog
Where to start? Well a good place would be to ask what is the ultimate university experience? Put reaaaaally simply being at university is a unique experience because there are so many opportunities right at your fingertips. You probably won’t...
Tag: urban design urban design | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Walking is something most of us do no matter our age income background or ethnicity. You would be forgiven for thinking that transport planners know all about it and have used that knowledge to sort our streets so that they are accessible and...
Introducing: your MOVE membership Introducing: your MOVE membership | Student blog
by the UWE MOVE team There’s lots of benefits of being a UWE Bristol student but did you know a MOVE membership is one of them – and it’s completely FREE!? What is the UWE MOVE Programme? The MOVE Programme offers over 100 FREE...
Month: June 2022 14 March 2026 | 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...
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Green Infrastructure Innovation Fund, Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments, UWE Bristol.
Then and Now: Student accommodation at Frenchay Then and Now: Student accommodation at Frenchay | Alumni blog
Love lost and found riotous parties beans on toast late night cramming before deadlines. So many experiences big and small have unfolded on Frenchay’s student accommodation over the years. A huge part of a student’s university life is the...
Challenging unsettling and obscure! Exploring unknown intellectual lands with a reading group Challenging unsettling and obscure! Exploring unknown intellectual lands with a reading group | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hooman Foroughmand Araabi Academics often have very focused thinking leading to a narrow range of reading. We often either read personal texts (the novel we might read before sleeping) or professional texts in our own field (the literature we...