Search
Showing 6397-6408 of 6803 results for 'CONTACT COLASHIP.SHOP TO'.
FUTURES - Technological change
Details on the 'FUTURES - Barriers to information use research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Wearable tech lends performers a hand - Harnessing creativity and technology
Our collaboration with some of the world’s leading musicians is combining artificial intelligence and human motion for a unique take on musical gloves as wearable technology.
Find out about our Societies: drop in (Bower Ashton Campus)
Drop in and speak to one of our knowledgeable Societies Coordinators, and meet your VP Societies and Communication to find out more about all of the Societies we have on offer here at UWE Bristol.
LGBTQ+ resources - Browse resources A-Z
Find out more about LGBTQ+ history using our physical and digital library collections.
Campus life and city living - Discover Bristol
Explore the city around our three main campuses.
UWE Bristol graduates recognised at prestigious festival of on-screen, natural world storytelling
Four outstanding wildlife filmmaking graduates from the University of the West of England are nominated for the Wildscreen Festival in Bristol.
Sheffield Hub mental health partnership - Student Mental Health Partnerships Project
A case study on the Sheffield mental health partnership.
Transforming higher education in Nigeria and across Africa - Enriching culture place and community
Professor Anosike is forming long-term partnerships with Nigerian universities, collaborating on innovation, entrepreneurship and higher education reform.
Science writing competition 2016 - Events
A science writing competition in partnership with BBC Focus and the Royal Institution.
Previous Bristol Distinguished Address events - The Bristol Distinguished Address Series
Find podcasts, video interviews and event recordings from past Bristol Distinguished Address Series events.
FUTURES - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Details on the 'FUTURES - Teleworking and travel' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Ecosystem degradation could raise risk of pandemics
Environmental destruction may make pandemics more likely and less manageable, new research suggests.