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Youth Climate Communications: a pilot Youth Climate Communications: a pilot | Engineering Our Future
Author Sophie Laggan. On 24th February 12 young people aged 15-24 headed to UWE’s Prototype and Play Lab in the School of Engineering for a training day in Climate Communications. Passionate about addressing the climate and ecological emergency...
Enterprise that fuels progress: Engineering a new mindset around access with Tom Morgan and Supersmith. Enterprise that fuels progress: Engineering a new mindset around access with Tom Morgan and Supersmith. | Research and External Engagement
For this RISE Blog Tom Morgan one of the founders and CEO of Supersmith to talks about the company and the journey so far. Supersmith has been supported by UWE Bristol’s Bristol Robotics Lab (BRL) and Future Space from concept to being moments...
Collaborating with creatives to make history more interactive Collaborating with creatives to make history more interactive | Research and External Engagement
Professor Steve Poole wanted to redefine what it means to be a historian. Rather than only publish his work in print or make himself available for interviews from the press about his findings the Director of UWE Bristol’s Regional History Centre...
Come and work with us… Come and work with us... | Research and External Engagement
We are looking for some exceptional people to come and join the team at UWE Bristol’s Research Business and Innovation Knowledge Transfer Partnerships KTP is a great opportunity to fast-track your career. We currently have three vacancies...
Scicomm and the Sea Scicomm and the Sea | Science Communication Unit blog
I grew up by the sea with generations of my family making a living from our waters – it’s in my blood. I would spend countless hours exploring the local coastline or waiting at the pier for my dad to come back with his latest haul ever hoping...
Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont… Viewed from any of the many excellent vista-points the skyline city of Bristol in common with several other UK cities remains clearly punctuated by the towers spires and steeples of many buildings which are or have been...
Future infrastructure planners: is there an appetite for infrastructure planning in young planners? Future infrastructure planners: is there an appetite for infrastructure planning in young planners? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman Earlier in the year an excellent colleague asked if I would present at the Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference which was focusing on planning for infrastructure. Without too much arm bending I said yes – after all I...
How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…By Danni Sinnett (SPE) and Margarida Sardo (Science Communication Unit)…. There are around 5 000 former metal mines in England and Wales and many hundreds of thousands globally. Many of these mines have a legacy of highly polluted...
Anti-racism - Equity, diversity and inclusivity
Find out what anti-racism is and what steps you can take towards creating an anti-racist environment that works for all of us.
Tag: UWE research UWE research | Research and External Engagement
A recent student project run by BEng Aerospace Engineering students James Harvey (Year 1) and George Johnson (Year 3) has looked to build a server initially consisting of 21 raspberry-pi credit-card-sized computers. The project was supervised by...
UWE Bristol’s contribution to climate action and sustainability UWE Bristol’s contribution to climate action and sustainability | Research and External Engagement
As the UK host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) we look at how UWE Bristol are contributing to climate action and sustainability: With 40 000 students and 3500 employees we are well aware of our impacts in terms of...
Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering Building to Break Barriers – a different view of engineering | Science Communication Unit blog
Building to Break Barriers is a new outreach project that aims to engage children from under-represented groups with engineering using the computer game Minecraft which allows players to build almost limitless creations. The project will...