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First confirmed record of suni (Neotragus moschatus) and rusty-spotted genet (Genetta maculata) in Nyika National Park, Malawi (2019)
Journal Article
Byrne, B., Stone, E. L., Mgoola, W. O., & Uzal, A. (2019). First confirmed record of suni (Neotragus moschatus) and rusty-spotted genet (Genetta maculata) in Nyika National Park, Malawi. African Journal of Ecology, 57(3), 415-418. https://doi.org/10.1111/aje.12607
Conservation of National Parks depends on accurate measurements of biodiversity, and therefore keeping an accurate list of species is key to determining biodiversity loss or gain in an ecosystem. This study confirms the presence of two disputed speci...
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TEDx - Ethiopian Echoes in the Bath landscape, and three lessons those echoes can teach us. (2019)
Presentation / Conference
Sobers, S. (2019, September). TEDx - Ethiopian Echoes in the Bath landscape, and three lessons those echoes can teach us. Presented at TEDx Bath 2019 - Echoes of the City, Holborne Museum, Bath
This TEDx talk discussed how the history of the Ethiopian connection with the city of Bath can shed light on how we live today. The talk addressed three key lessons;
1) You can find sanctity in unexpected places
2) The need for calmness in times...
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Scalability of self-stratifying microbial fuel cell: Towards height miniaturisation (2019)
Journal Article
Walter, X. A., Santoro, C., Greenman, J., & Ieropoulos, I. A. (2019). Scalability of self-stratifying microbial fuel cell: Towards height miniaturisation. Bioelectrochemistry, 127, 68-75. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bioelechem.2019.01.004
© 2019 The Authors The scalability of bioelectrochemical systems is a key parameter for their practical implementation in the real-world. Up until now, only urine-fed self-stratifying microbial fuel cells (SSM-MFCs) have been shown to be scalable in...
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Sexual health - Staying happy and healthy
Information and support around sexual health for UWE Bristol students
Alzheimer’s disease - Shaping integrated healthcare
Our researchers are working to resolve the challenge of understanding the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s, in an ever-increasing ageing population, with the hope of identifying earlier interventions for the disease.
Help to Grow: Management Course - Businesses and employers
Help to Grow: Management is a government-backed 12-week course for senior managers, delivered with industry experts at Bristol Business School.
Towards hydrocitizenship - Projects
The project will address multiple interrelated water issues in a range of settings centred around community and governance practices in the contexts of local cultures, economies and climate change.
Top tips for parents homeschooling their children
With all UK schools closed until further notice, thousands of parents will have to introduce some form of learning in the home.
UWE Bristol part of research investment into national land use transformation
UWE Bristol is member of a winning consortium of 34 organisations awarded a £6.5 m government grant to establish a ‘Land Use for Net Zero’ (LUNZ) Hub
Reasons to volunteer - Volunteering and community engagement
Volunteering is a great addition to your CV. Find out more about the other benefits of volunteering.
Public transport travel time use - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Details on the 'Public transport travel time use' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society.
Applied Marketing Research Group blog Applied Marketing Research Group blog
Last Monday (16 June) our Applied Marketing Research Group hosted what turned out to be a truly enlightening half-day event at Bristol Business School. The topic—”Confronting alienation: What can we learn from employee...