Backing from global risk assessment firm Moody’s will grow University of Bristol spin-out company Fathom’s presence in global markets across multiple sectors including (re)insurance, risk management, financial services, engineering and disaster response.
Promising future science and research leaders at the University of Bristol will benefit from a £4.5 million cash boost to convert their innovative ideas to transformational products and services, the Science Minister Amanda Solloway announced today.
A Bristol robotics company slashing the cost of maintaining wind turbines is flying high after securing £1.6 million in its latest funding round.
After six years as Vice-Chancellor & President of the University of Bristol, Professor Hugh Brady has announced that he will be stepping down next summer to become the new President of Imperial College London.
Stepping patterns become slower and more variable if a person is uncomfortable with their surroundings, researchers have found.
Bristol Veterinary School students are now able to independently practice emergency-response skills, thanks to a simulated ‘Virtual Patient’ (nicknamed Tilly) and co-created by staff at the University of Bristol and Langford Vets.
A new study will examine the selection, training and welfare of thoroughbred horses as they transition from racetrack to therapy horse. The pioneering project, led by academics at the University of Bristol’s Veterinary School in collaboration with Racing to Relate, will develop a recognised global welfare standard for former racehorses who are moving into Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT).
A recently graduated doctor features in a new book honouring Captain Sir Tom Moore and the heroes of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medieval manuscript fragments discovered in Bristol that tell part of the story of Merlin the magician, one of the most famous characters from Arthurian legend, have been identified by academics from the Universities of Bristol and Durham as some of the earliest surviving examples of that section of the narrative.
A new study is the first to explore the effect of misinformation on Twitter about e-cigarette harms.
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