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Research topics within the Engineering, Modelling and Simulation Group (EMSG) - Engineering, Modelling and Simulation Group
Details of research topics underpinned by key themes of the Engineering, Modelling and Simulation Group (EMSG).
Development of a simple electrochemical drink spiking detector - Research projects
Details about the Development of a simple electrochemical drink spiking detector project in the Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) at UWE Bristol.
UWE Bristol’s Speak Up campaign hosts successful panel event for International Day to end violence against women UWE Bristol's Speak Up campaign hosts successful panel event for International Day to end violence against women | Engineering Our Future
On 26th November 2018 a panel discussion was held as part of UWE Bristol’s SpeakUp campaign which aims to create an inclusive campus where diversity is celebrated antisocial attitudes and behaviours are challenged and any type of harassment...
Continued professional courses in education - Professional short courses
View continued professional courses in education at UWE Bristol.
Aerospace Engineer - BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering
Study our Aerospace Engineer apprenticeship to get the degree-level expertise and hands-on skills you need to become a qualified engineer for your organisation.
The role of Local Planning Authorities in bringing forward brownfield land - Projects
The role of Local Planning Authorities in bringing forward brownfield land, Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments, UWE Bristol
The Science Communication Unit UWE Bristol contributes to PCST 2025 The Science Communication Unit UWE Bristol contributes to PCST 2025 | Science Communication Unit blog
In May 2025 ten members of the Science Communication Unit (SCU) headed to Aberdeen Scotland for the bi-annual Public Communication of Science and Technology Conference (PCST). PCST is an organisation that promotes discussion on the theory and...
Research undertaken at UWE Bristol could reduce the need for precautionary antibiotics when it comes to Urinary tract infections Research undertaken at UWE Bristol could reduce the need for precautionary antibiotics when it comes to Urinary tract infections | Research and External Engagement
Adapted from news article which originally appeared on the UWE Bristol Website. Researchers at UWE Bristol are supporting the North Bristol NHS Trust to develop a device that can diagnose urinary tract infections (UTI) in a few minutes. The...
Nurturing Deep Tech Success: UWE Bristol’s long-term support propels Altered Carbon to new heights. Nurturing Deep Tech Success: UWE Bristol's long-term support propels Altered Carbon to new heights. | Research and External Engagement
‘SmartScent. A portable & compact scent monitoring device housing Altered Carbon’s latest AI-powered chip.’ In the fast-paced world of technology startups deep tech ventures face unique challenges. Resolving complex...
Quality of life and access to green-blue-grey infrastructure in Bristol Our approach Key findings Further information Quality of life and access to green-blue-grey infrastructure in Bristol | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Issy Bray Harry West and Owain Hanmer A recent study using Bristol City Council’s Quality of Life data has found that neighbourhood satisfaction wellbeing and life satisfaction are all related to how satisfied residents are...
What planners need to know about the British energy security strategy What planners need to know about the British energy security strategy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Rebecca Windemer Last week (7th April) the UK Government published the much awaited British energy security strategy. The strategy sets out plans for the future of energy generation in Great Britain. In this blog post I discuss the changes...
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.