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Bristol Business School student named CIPD West of England Branch Student of the Year Bristol Business School student named CIPD West of England Branch Student of the Year | Bristol Business School blog
On Thursday 23 November Kelly Smallcombe a PG International Human Resource Management student was awarded the CIPD West of England Branch Student of the Year Award. Kelly who also studied her undergraduate degree at UWE Bristol was chosen for the...
New book by Robin Hambleton on Cities and Communities Beyond COVID-19 New book by Robin Hambleton on Cities and Communities Beyond COVID-19 | Research and External Engagement
Robin Hambleton Emeritus Professor of City Leadership Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments in FET has written an international book on Cities and communities beyond COVID-19. How local leadership can change our future for the better....
Higher and degree apprenticeship spotlight – April Higher and degree apprenticeship spotlight – April | Research and External Engagement
April explains how her higher and degree apprenticeship at UWE Bristol has given her the skills and confidence to explore new opportunities. Here’s what April has to say about her Chartered Town Planner higher and degree apprenticeship. Find...
Expanding interdisciplinary networks and collaborations Expanding interdisciplinary networks and collaborations | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
This month some of our Lab members visited our collaborators at the University Hospital Bellvitge in Barcelona/Spain to attend the 7th Mapping Course and Neuropsychological Assistance Workshop. The three-day event brought together academics and...
Open-Access Resource: BOATIM – The British Object and Action Naming Test for Intraoperative Mapping Open-Access Resource: BOATIM - The British Object and Action Naming Test for Intraoperative Mapping | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
Fig. Example images from BOATIM. We are proud and excited to share our two key clinical resources – an Object Naming Test and an Action Naming Test (BOATIM). Both tests were designed standardised and clinically tested to enable accurate...
UWE students challenge kids with engineering activities UWE students challenge kids with engineering activities | Engineering Our Future
Last week engineering and teaching students teamed up to bring engineering challenges to children across schools in Bristol. The 35 engineering students and 22 education students currently taking the Engineering in Society module used their...
Tools and techniques for improving cyber situational awareness of targeted phishing attacks (2019)
Conference Proceeding
Legg, P., & Blackman, T. (2019). Tools and techniques for improving cyber situational awareness of targeted phishing attacks. https://doi.org/10.1109/CyberSA.2019.8899406
© 2019 IEEE. Phishing attacks continue to be one of the most common attack vectors used online today to deceive users, such that attackers can obtain unauthorised access or steal sensitive information. Phishing campaigns often vary in their level of...
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British satirical poems and cartoons about Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte: Deconstructing authenticity and aura (2019)
Journal Article
Martens, B. (in press). British satirical poems and cartoons about Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte: Deconstructing authenticity and aura. Nineteenth-Century Contexts, 43,
This article draws on opposing cultural concepts of authenticity and imitation, combined with Walter Benjamin’s notion of the aura, to examine the self-promotion of Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte as successor of Napoleon I. The article confronts Louis-Napo...
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Agglomerations, clusters and industrial districts: Evolution and opportunities for future research (2019)
Book Chapter
Miguel, G., Puig, F., & Urzelai, B. (2019). Agglomerations, clusters and industrial districts: Evolution and opportunities for future research. In F. Puig, & B. Urzelai (Eds.), Economic clusters and globalization: Diversity and ResilienceRoutledge
After decades of changes driven by globalization, the time has come to revisit the clustering literature. Clustering is one of the most studied business phenomena because enabling firms to compete globally while cooperating locally. The analysis of t...
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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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Summer Sun and Conference Fun… Summer Sun and Conference Fun... | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
On this boiling hot day in the South West of England (and most of the UK by the looks of things) and with the smell of sun cream and barbecue food in the air I am reminded of the far-flung places that the Organisation Studies group might have...
Managing Around the World: RoundTables for Experienced Managers Managing Around the World: RoundTables for Experienced Managers | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
“A tale of two cities” – that’s how a colleague described Bristol when I asked for an introduction. There’s something ominous about the image of parallel universes inhabiting the same space. In the Charles Dickens novel the two cities are Paris...