News
- Bristol Composites Institute academic wins Bristol Teaching Award 19 June 2019 Bristol Composites Institute academic Paul Harper won a Students’ Award for Outstanding Educator at the recent Bristol Teaching Awards.
- Civil congratulates Amy Palmer 13 June 2019 The Department of Civil Engineering congratulates Amy Palmer for winning the South West Women in Property Student Awards.
- Civil Engineering congratulates... 13 June 2019 Grace Kelly and Cora Fung came first and second in the Institute of Civil Engineers South West Emerging Engineers Award.
- Andrew Garrad CBE FREng appointed as a Visiting Professor in Renewable Energy 12 June 2019 The University of Bristol's growing activity in renewable energy teaching has received a major boost with the appointment of Andrew Garrad CBE FREng as a Visiting Professor.
- Bristol Researcher Wins Nesta’s Tipping Point Prize 30 May 2019 Bristol researcher, Dr Edmund Hunt has won the prestigious Nesta Tipping Point Prize for the best article written about technologies whose time has come, but which might be overlooked in the media and investor hype cycle.
- Bristol Engineer begins Catapult Researchers in Residence project 21 May 2019 Dr Nicolas Larrosa of the Solid Mechanics Research Group is investigating additive manufacture for fusion applications at the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Centre.
- President of the Royal Aeronautical Society 20 May 2019 Department of Aerospace Engineering Academic becomes President of the Royal Aeronautical Society
- ACCIS CDT student wins People's Choice Award at the Three Minute Thesis Final 16 May 2019 Konstantina Kanari, a third-year PhD student in the ACCIS CDT, won the People's Choice Award at the Three Minute Thesis Final
- Bristol Composites Institute academics shortlisted for Bristol Teaching Awards 10 May 2019 Three academics from Bristol Composites Institute (ACCIS) have been shortlisted for the 2019 Bristol Teaching Awards
- New Radiation Hot Spots Identified in Chernobyl by Bristol Researchers 8 May 2019 A team of researchers from the Faculty of Engineering and the School of Physics has completed the most comprehensive survey yet of Chernobyl’s Red Forest – one of the most radioactive sites on Earth.