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Media Relations Team, 16 June 2021
A survey by UWE Bristol and the Global Goals Centre Bristol reveals young people in the UK are prepared to lead the way in combatting climate change.
Media Relations Team, 24 May 2021
Researchers from the Air Quality Management Resource Centre have been awarded funding for an innovative new project looking at the presence of airborne microplastics in people’s homes.
Media Relations Team, 13 May 2021
Dr Fiona Crawford has been awarded funding for a new innovative clean air project looking at how car and van travel has changed across Bristol during different stages of the pandemic.
Media Relations Team, 12 May 2021
The Centre for Transport and Society has launched a new research project that aims to address transport-related barriers faced by young people in the UK.
Media Relations Team, 30 April 2021
Scientists at UWE Bristol have teamed up with charity Waterwise to inspire young champions of change in treating water as a precious resource.
Media Relations Team, 26 April 2021
University of the West of England are partnering with the National Grid on a unique project researching ways to mitigate construction impact on bats.
Media Relations Team, 12 April 2021
Two Environmental Management students at UWE Bristol have developed a guide for local businesses on how to measure and reduce their carbon footprint.
Media Relations Team, 02 March 2021
The Centre for Water, Communities and Resilience at UWE Bristol is awarded funding to learn how young people across Europe experience the climate crisis.
Media Relations Team, 08 February 2021
Active Living Infrastructure: Controlled Environment’ (ALICE) research consortium showcases bio-digital communication interface with ‘living wall’ prototype.
Media Relations Team, 03 December 2020
Levels of Nitrogen Dioxide fell by over 40% on roads near schools during the first month of UK’s 2020 lockdown, according to a UWE Bristol study.
Media Relations Team, 02 December 2020
The UWE Bristol Fund has supported the creation of two Zero Waste shops through Student Experience Grants.
Media Relations Team, 30 November 2020
Computer scientists at UWE Bristol are developing software using AI and machine learning to help construction companies reduce embodied carbon.
