Bristol Mayor imparts powers of political persuasion to local students
This week, Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees visited the University of Bristol to give a guest lecture as part of a dynamic third-year course entitled ‘How to win a political argument’.
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University of Bristol shortlisted for Global Teaching Excellence Award
An international panel of judges has shortlisted the University of Bristol for the Higher Education Academy’s (HEA) first Global Teaching Excellence Awards (GTEA).
Bristol researcher wins prestigious diabetes research award
A University of Bristol researcher whose own family has been affected by diabetes has just been awarded £587,237 from leading charity Diabetes UK to find out why people with Type 2 diabetes are more likely to develop some cancers.
Inspired by the archive: new exhibition explores the legacy of Kevin Elyot
A new exhibition at the University of Bristol’s Theatre Collection celebrates the life and achievements of acclaimed actor, writer and Bristol drama alumnus Kevin Elyot.
New study sheds light on the deep evolutionary origins of the human smile
The origins of a pretty smile have long been sought in the fearsome jaws of living sharks which have been considered living fossils reflecting the ancestral condition for vertebrate tooth development and inference of its evolution. However, this view ignores real fossils which more accurately reflect the nature of ancient ancestors.
Bristol documentary photographer captures some of the faces behind COVID-19 research
The human stories behind Bristol scientists who are playing an important role in global efforts to overcome COVID-19 have been captured in a billboard campaign by a Bristol-based photographer.
Professor of Hydrology elected as Fellow of the Royal Society
The University of Bristol’s Professor of Hydrology, Paul Bates, has been elected as a Fellow of the world's most eminent scientific academy, the Royal Society, for his exceptional contributions to science.
Interrogating proteins
Scientists from the University of Bristol have designed a new protein structure, and are using it to understand how protein structures are stabilised.
New Virtual Drive Test method improves cellular and internet connection
When purchasing a new car, customers demand high-quality cellular and internet access. No matter how good the car, poor wireless communications are no longer accepted and the introduction of connected and driverless cars is increasing the need for strong wireless performance. New research by the University of Bristol, in collaboration with Jaguar Land Rover, has developed a new Virtual Drive Testing (VDT) method that is reliable, cost-effective and a repeatable alternative to physical drive tests.
Honorary degrees awarded at the University of Bristol – Friday 14 July 2017
The University of Bristol is awarding honorary degrees to Katya Adler and Professor Sir Richard Blundell CBE at degree ceremonies taking place today [14 July] in the Wills Memorial Building.