Veronica Roberts, Clinical Fellow in Equine Medicine in the University of Bristol’s School of Veterinary Sciences, will be pounding the streets this Sunday, September 30, to raise money for the Langford Trust.
Bristol student Nic Ellington has been awarded one of only 25 places on the prestigious SC12 Experiencing HPC for Undergraduates Program.
A virtual reality cow, invented by a University of Bristol graduate, will soon be used to educate future vets around the world.
Sporting greats, helped on the road to success by the University of Bristol, will be returning to the city for a star-studded celebration. BBC Sports presenter John Inverdale will host an evening which welcomes back past students who have gone onto achieve success in the world of sport.
A team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, have developed a new type of screen display that not only moves but also physically tilts.
Britain is facing a long-term crisis of giving – with new generations failing to match the generosity of people born in the inter-war years, according to a new Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) study led by academics at the University of Bristol.
Dr Eric Albone, a Research Associate at the Centre for Public Engagement, has been made an Honorary Fellow of the British Science Association.
The University of Bristol’s Palaeobiology and Biodiversity Research Group is celebrating the fact that 250 students have now completed its MSc in Palaeobiology, with its first reunion event for former and current Bristol palaeobiologists.
Two Bristol academics, Professor Marianne Hester OBE and Dr Emma Williamson,will be speaking at events to mark Peace Day on 21 September.
Citizens Advice today launches the results of a unique survey of 150 social housing tenants, funded by Santander, which shows how the tenants could be £10 per week better off as a result of one-to-one financial skills training by their landlords.
The University of Bristol’s regular giving programme raised more than £1 million for the first time in 2011/12, thanks to the generosity of alumni donors as well as students, parents, staff and other friends.
A new funding initiative has been launched to improve relations between students and their neighbours as Bristol prepares for the start of a new academic year.
Sufferers of chronic pain may benefit from learning the Alexander Technique in NHS outpatient pain clinics according to a new study. More than half of the service users in the study stopped or reduced their use of medications between the start of the lessons and three months.
Visitor numbers will peak in Bristol this weekend as 15,000 people flock to the city for the University of Bristol’s latest undergraduate open day on Saturday [22 September].
Rachel Frigot, a student at the University of Bristol’s School of Earth Sciences has received a Fulbright Award to enable her to study at Johns Hopkins University in the US on one of the most prestigious and selective scholarship programmes operating world-wide.
Dr Isobel Houghton, Research Assistant in Quantum Photonics, at the University of Bristol has won the British Science Association’s Strictly Engineering challenge.
Micrima, a Bristol University spin-out company, has won the Royal Photographic Society’s Combined Royal Colleges Medal for 2012.
University security officers will appear in tonight's episode of the BBC One programme 'The One Show' as they make an early morning round of Bristol's wildlife with Mike Dilger.
Pioneering work into reducing blockages in heart bypass grafts following surgery will continue in Bristol thanks to a grant from national heart charity Heart Research UK. The researchers from the Bristol Heart Institute at the University of Bristol have been given funding of over £130,000 from the charity for their work into preventing the future failure of coronary artery vein grafts which are used in surgery.
A new study to improve the social care for men living with long-term health conditions will be undertaken by researchers from the University of Bristol thanks to a £170,000 grant from the NIHR School for Social Care Research.
Dr Adel El-Turki, a visiting researcher in the Interface Analysis Centre, appears in next Monday's episode of the BBC Four documentary series 'The Treasures of Ancient Rome' showing presenter Alastair Sooke around mosaics and wall paintings in Leptis Magna, Libya.
The Faculty of Social Sciences and Law is awarding a Dean’s prize to Farooq Sabri, a second-year student in the School of Economics, Finance and Management, in recognition of his contributions to the Faculty.
Dr Tamsin Edwards, a climate scientist from the University's School of Geographical Sciences, was interviewed by BBC Radio about how the jet stream being too far south has been the cause of the UK's wet summer.
Professor Jeremy O’Brien, Director of the Centre for Quantum Photonics at the University of Bristol gave an invited talk to the World Economic Forum on the impact the quantum technologies revolution will have on the future of society and economics.
Dr Michael Naughton from the University of Bristol Law School has been interviewed by the national media in response to the University's Innocence Project successful attempt in obtaining an appeal for William 'Wullie' Beck.
Fragments of two medieval French epic poems have been discovered and identified by researchers at the University of Bristol and the University of Edinburgh.
William 'Wullie' Beck’s thirty-year fight to clear his name for a conviction he served six years of imprisonment for has culminated in an appeal thanks to work by the University of Bristol Innocence Project (UoBIP). The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission announced this week they have referred Mr Beck’s case back to the High Court of Justiciary after agreeing his conviction may be unsafe.
A researcher at the University of Bristol has been awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the Queen’s honours in recognition of her outstanding research towards the prevention of domestic violence.
A collaborative research team led by the University of Bristol has been awarded a £4.2 million grant to create new nonlinear dynamic design tools for engineering structures.
One of Britain’s leading organic gardeners and a regular panel member of BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners’ Question Time, Bob Flowerdew, will be speaking about organic gardening at the University of Bristol tomorrow [Thursday 13 September].
Two brave University of Bristol students have conquered the English Channel, swimming the busiest stretch of water in the world in just over 16 hours to raise almost £14,000 for a local charity.
An international team of scientists have shown at an unprecedented level of detail how cells prioritise the repair of genes containing potentially dangerous damage. The research, published in the journal Nature and involving academics from the University of Bristol, the Institut Jacques-Monod in France and Rockefeller University in the US, studied the action of individual molecules in order to understand how cellular repair pathways are triggered.
The chamber of molten rock beneath Santorini’s volcano expanded 10-20 million cubic metres – up to 15 times the size of London’s Olympic Stadium – between January 2011 and April 2012, according to a new survey carried out by an international team led by Oxford University and including a scientist from the University of Bristol. The research is reported in this week’s Nature Geoscience.
After 16 years of planning the countdown is on for one of the most ambitious scientific missions to Antarctica. In October a 12-man team of British scientists, engineers and support staff, led by Professor Martin Siegert of the University of Bristol, will make the 16,000 km journey from the UK to go deep into the heart of the frozen continent to collect samples of water and sediments from an ancient lake buried beneath three kilometres of ice.
The University of Bristol's centrepiece building played a starring role in Bargain Hunt as presenter Tim Wonnacott gave viewers an overview of the Wills Memorial Building's history.
A mobile phone app developed at the University of Bristol has been rolled out nationally to help tackle a growing threat to the environment.
A Bee and Pollination Festival this weekend [8 and 9 September] at the Botanic Garden aims to highlight the maintenance of healthy ecosystems and the importance of bees and other pollinators for food production.
An innovative new app that can help people to communicate in sign language through a searchable database of over 4,000 signs has been launched by the University of Bristol.
What is a fair way to distribute goods? Should someone who worked more also receive more compensation? New research, published online PLoS One [29 Aug] and led by Patricia Kanngiesser from the University of Bristol’s School of Experimental Psychology and Felix Warneken from Harvard University, suggests that young children already take merit into account when sharing things with others.
Members of the public are being offered the chance to see an unrivalled view of Bristol from the top of the Wills Memorial Building tower as part of the University’s contribution to Doors Open Day this weekend.
