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Month: September 2024 14 March 2026 | Student blog
It is important that you look after yourself. University can put different demands on you at different times of the year and that can be difficult to manage. Understanding how to look after yourself is important. We’re the Access and...
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...
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...
Month: April 2022 14 March 2026 | 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...
UWE Bristol to host Ukrainian scholar at risk
UWE Bristol is proud to announce it is one of only six UK universities to be awarded a fellowship for a Ukrainian scholar at risk.
UWE Bristol Film grad earns BAFTA recognition for sustainable storytelling
UWE Bristol Film grad earns BAFTA recognition for sustainable storytelling
UWE Bristol collaborative study finds car brands may influence likelihood of collision
Research undertaken by the UWE Bristol and Agilysis has found that marketing techniques deployed by car manufacturers may contribute to collisions caused by aggressive driving.
Professor Emmanuel Adukwu joins project to boost representation of Black biomedical scientists
Professor Emmanuel Adukwu has been named as part of a new Medical Research Council advisory group.
Gestural musical gloves developed at UWE Bristol to feature at prestigious science exhibition
Groundbreaking gestural musical glove technology originally developed at UWE Bristol will be exhibited at the Summer Science Exhibition 2025 in London.
Edible insects and plant-based proteins to be the subject of classroom debates
Children's attitudes to edible insects, plant-based proteins and environmental issues forms research led by Cardiff University and UWE Bristol.
Immersive Arts opens applications with grants up to £50,000 available
Immersive Arts, a UK programme to support artists to make and share extraordinary immersive work, has opened applications for its first round of funding.