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Top UWE Bristol marketing graduate to explore new markets for award-winning engineering firm. Top UWE Bristol marketing graduate to explore new markets for award-winning engineering firm. | Bristol Business School blog
A graduate from the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) who worked on the Bloodhound Supersonic Car project while studying at the University has secured a job as a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) Associate with Viper Innovations....
Welcome to our new lecturers Dr Scott Jones and Dr Cody Porter! Welcome to our new lecturers Dr Scott Jones and Dr Cody Porter! | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
We’re delighted to welcome Drs Jones and Porter to UWE and to PSRG – both have joined our Applied Cognition and Neuroscience theme. Dr Scott Jones Having received a First-class BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of the West...
Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? Public inquiries: a way to draw a line in the sand or avoid accountability? | Research and External Engagement
When gross negligence occurs in a hospital or a public organisation is suspected of acting inappropriately in a murder investigation the victims’ families often want to hold someone accountable. For them public inquiries are a chance for those...
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...
UWE Bristol research helps highlight how court system is failing to support public understanding of justice system
Open justice court reporting in a digital age cites UWE Bristol research in calls to removing public and media barriers to court proceedings.
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Professor Nic Ryder on Paradise Papers: UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance Professor Nic Ryder on Paradise Papers: UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance | Bristol Law School blog
Post taken from the Research Business and Innovation Blog. Nicholas Ryder who is a Professor in Financial Crime at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) says the UK authorities’ ‘lacklustre’ approach to enforcing its financial crime...
Reaching out to help businesses flourish: Crowdfunding agency nets £85 000 in donations Reaching out to help businesses flourish: Crowdfunding agency nets £85 000 in donations | Bristol Business School blog
Launching a successful business while at university could be considered an incredible achievement in itself. But three students from the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) have gone one better – by forming a start-up which has...
“Where are ‘smart’ sustainable cities made?” Recognising raising and responding to shared questions… “Where are ‘smart’ sustainable cities made?” Recognising raising and responding to shared questions... | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Rebecca Windemer Torik Holmes and Carla De Laurentis The three of us met during our respective ESRC post-doctoral fellowships during the Covid pandemic. Eager to strengthen existing connections and forge new ones during a time when...
From City Planning to Renewable Energy: Lessons from Sweden’s engagement approach From City Planning to Renewable Energy: Lessons from Sweden's engagement approach | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Rebecca Windemer Arriving in Sweden I was excited to learn more about their impressive renewable energy production and heat networks. Sweden has been a leader in this area aiming to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by...
What is an engineer anyway? – Communicating engineering careers to pupils with DETI’s Engineering Curiosity project What is an engineer anyway? – Communicating engineering careers to pupils with DETI’s Engineering Curiosity project | Science Communication Unit blog
When children are asked what an engineer is and what they look like it can often be a tricky question. They may jump to the image of an engine mechanic or a man in overalls with a spanner and a hard-hat. They may also have trouble recognising...
Inclusive climate education: a call to action from additional learning needs and alternative provision settings Inclusive climate education: a call to action from additional learning needs and alternative provision settings | Education blog
By Dr Verity Jones Associate Professor in Education Report launch This week sees the publication of the Climate Change and Sustainability Education in Additional Learning Needs and Alternative Provision Settings report authored by Shannon...