Four projects which aim to bring heritage attractions to life using immersive digital technologies have recently received funding. The collaborations draw on the expertise of researchers in the University of Bristol’s Faculty of Arts.
Staff and students are invited to donate unwanted Penguin, Puffin or Pelican books for use in readings during the Penguin Parade event at the Royal West of England Academy (RWA) from 10 March to 22 April.
A new art exhibition at National Museum Cardiff – the result of a collaborative research project between students from the University of Bristol and Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales – opens next week. Revolutionary Dreams will be on display from Saturday 24 March until Sunday 9 September 2012.
Professor Samir Okasha and Professor Ken Binmore in the Department of Philosophy have been awarded a European Research Council Advanced Grant worth £960,928 for their project Darwinism and the Theory of Rational Choice.
Archaeological scientists at the University of Bristol achieved a rare ‘double’ this month when their research papers appeared on the front covers of the world’s two most prestigious scientific journals – Science and Nature – within a week of each other.
The Trefael Stone, a scheduled ancient monument in south-west Wales originally thought to be an ancient standing stone is actually the capstone of a 5,500-year-old tomb, according to new research from an archaeologist at the University of Bristol.
Alexander Butterfield, former White House staffer to President Nixon, will be interviewed at a public event at the University of Bristol on Tuesday 4 March as part of Past Matters, the University's Festival of History.
A remarkable collection of historic photographs of Guangzhou (Canton), Bristol's twin city in China, goes on show this weekend as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations in Bristol.
A University of Bristol event at the Watershed this Friday 7 March will celebrate women, work and value in Europe from 1945-2015.
Professor Sarah Street in the Department of Drama: Theatre, Film Television, has secured a three year Leverhulme Trust Research Project Grant worth £246,243 for her project ‘Colour in the 1920s: Cinema and its Intermedial Contexts’.
