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Partner with UWE Bristol’s School of Engineering for Community-Focused Projects Partner with UWE Bristol's School of Engineering for Community-Focused Projects | Engineering Our Future
The School of Engineering at UWE Bristol is seeking to collaborate with local community organisations by supporting project ideas relevant to engineering students enrolled in the Professionalism for Engineers module. We are inviting project...
Month: February 2024 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
The DRAGoN team are bringing back our webinar series in 2024 that as ever take a deep dive into the world of data. From data philosophy to real-world data governance we have a packed schedule of talks from academics and data professionals. Our...
Category: Careers and Enterprise Careers and Enterprise | Student blog
by Mohamed Starting university was an exciting milestone but stepping into my first law lecture felt like diving headfirst into a whirlwind of information and challenges. From exploring potential career paths in the legal sector to understanding...
The Fifth Money Laundering Directive - a step too far? (2019)
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Ryder, N. (2019, October). The Fifth Money Laundering Directive - a step too far?. Presented at Beyond Borders: Redefining International Taxation, Barcelona
The aim of this presentation is to provide a critical analysis on the aims and scope of the Fifth Money Laundering Directive (5MLD). The Presentation briefly identifies the amendments that the 5MLD makes to the Fourth Money Laundering Directive (4ML...
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Case study: Ensuring that new immersive technologies act in the interests of human rights Case study: Ensuring that new immersive technologies act in the interests of human rights | Research and External Engagement
“Now is the time to ensure that new immersive technologies the metaverse and the next evolution of the internet are designed in the interests of human rights human dignity and democracy. ” Verity McIntosh Associate Professor of Virtual and...
Access to Justice: Open Source LegalTech Hackathon 19 24 and 31 March Access to Justice: Open Source LegalTech Hackathon 19 24 and 31 March | Research and External Engagement
How do we use technology better to help those that need it most? The Challenge Bringing the legal industry together with third sector technologists and innovators to rapidly design ideas on how we can purposefully use open source technology to...
Using eye-tracking and machine learning technology to aid the early diagnosis of crippling neurodegenerative diseases Using eye-tracking and machine learning technology to aid the early diagnosis of crippling neurodegenerative diseases | Research and External Engagement
“Technology is a great enabler. It can make a real difference to our lives. That is why we are using eye-tracking technology and machine learning to aid the early diagnosis of crippling neurodegenerative diseases. ” Dr Wenhao Zhang Associate...
The Serious Leisure Podcast The Serious Leisure Podcast | Research and External Engagement
How do we create space and identities for ourselves outside work and with so many pressures should we even try? In this blog post we highlight the Serious Leisure Podcast founded by a UWE Bristol academic which showcases the importance of a...
New round of peer mentoring and outreach project Women Like Me for 2022 New round of peer mentoring and outreach project Women Like Me for 2022 | Engineering Our Future
Women Like Me is a peer mentoring and outreach project aimed at boosting female representation in engineering. How does it work? Women Like Me pairs senior women engineers with junior women engineers to undertake mentoring and engineering...
Month: December 2023 14 March 2026 | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
In this blog post we meet Devyani Chakravarty our newest PhD student to join the Biospheric Microplastics team. What is your background? Most of my academic background is in marine sciences. I completed my Bachelor’s degree as a B.Sc. (Honors)...
Raising the game – evolutionary education in a virtual museum Raising the game - evolutionary education in a virtual museum | Science Communication Unit blog
Palaeontology – the study of past life – is a key element of understanding biology changes in life over time and responses to large scale environmental changes. Despite this the extent to which schools can teach their students about the subject...
Professional Development Course: Flourishing at Work Professional Development Course: Flourishing at Work | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol are pleased to be offering a new short course “Flourishing at Work”. This is an experiential course facilitated by James Costello a leading workplace consultant psychotherapist and trainer. The course goes beyond a palliative...