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Fundamental Applications of Computed Tomography - Professional/Short course
Study the use, adaptation and development of computed tomography (CT) acquisition protocols in diagnostic CT units.
Month: January 2024 Tell us a bit about your background? What inspired you to focus on your area? Can you tell us what you’re currently working on? What are your future plans? 14 March 2026 | Biospheric Microplastics research blog
In this blog post we meet Sayda Mehrabin Shejuti our newest PhD student to join the Biospheric Microplastics team. Tell us a bit about your background? I studied soil water and environment both at my bachelor and master’s level at the University...
Facial recognition technology aims to detect emotional state in pigs Facial recognition technology aims to detect emotional state in pigs | Research and External Engagement
Featured researcher: Professor Melvyn Smith State-of-the-art facial recognition technology is being used in an attempt to detect different emotional states in pigs. Machine vision experts at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol)...
Skills for Clean Growth for SMEs in West of England launches
SMEs in the West of England can benefit from skills to help them transition to a low carbon economy, thanks to the Skills for Clean Growth programme.
UWE Bristol alum stars in new BBC comedy
UWE Bristol alum, Myles Kamwendo, is one of five actors in the main cast of the new BBC series Boarders.
How overcoming personal challenges has enabled Roberta to find her best self at UWE Bristol. How overcoming personal challenges has enabled Roberta to find her best self at UWE Bristol. | Student views blog
By Roberta MSc Physician Associate Studies student. Our postgraduate student Roberta discusses the many challenges she’s overcome to get to where she is and why her postgraduate degree means so much to her. Keep reading to find out more...
What to do when you start your placement - Placements
Settling in to your placement and making a good impression.
Living through Lockdown – A Graduate Tale Living through Lockdown – A Graduate Tale | Employability in Applied Sciences
This article has been written by Grace Russell an inspirational woman who has shown us in this article just how achievable things can be if you stay resilient in spite of obstacles that come our way. We hope you enjoy the read and that it gets...
“Remember everything starts as a first draft” "Remember everything starts as a first draft" | Student blog
Sharing your work with others even your tutors can feel daunting. We know so many students struggle to submit work for feedback because they worry that it’s not good enough. BEng (Hons) Architecture and Environmental Engineering alumni...
Alcohol and blackouts: what’s happening in those lost hours? Alcohol and blackouts: what’s happening in those lost hours? | Student blog
by Becky Risley Ever woken up after a night out and can’t remember parts of the night? Or maybe you’ve had nights where whole chunks of time are missing? Sometimes we make light of these experiences or pass them off as joke but they can be...
A Smarter Approach to Infrastructure Planning A Smarter Approach to Infrastructure Planning | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
….by Hannah Hickman In December 2018 Stephen Hall Nick Croft and I were successful in winning a tender for some exciting work on infrastructure planning and governance. Commissioned by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) this was to...