University of Bristol climbs Complete University Guide 2019 league table
The University of Bristol has been ranked 15th in the Complete University Guide – a rise of two places this year.
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Engineering Doctorate student helps local company win Queen's Award for Enterprise
A University of Bristol Engineering Doctorate student has helped a Somerset business win its second Queen's Award in five years.
Bristol researcher awarded fellowship to help change the lives of people suffering with chronic pain
A new £300k research fellowship has been awarded to Dr Robert Drake at the University of Bristol to carry out research exploring how injury affects brain function to cause chronic pain. The award, which is part of a £1.2 million Medical Research Foundation grant, aims to improve pain diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, for the vast number of people who live with unrelenting pain.
Transport for London’s junk food advertising restrictions linked to reductions in high fat, salt and sugar product purchases
Restricting the outdoor advertising of high fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) foods and drinks across the Transport for London (TfL) network is estimated to have significantly decreased the average amount of calories purchased by households every week from these products, according to new research in PLOS Medicine.
Pint of Science Bristol 2018 brings scientists out of the lab and in to your local pub
The world’s largest public festival of science is returning to Bristol next month. From the 11 to the 14 May Bristolians will be able to quench their thirst for knowledge along with a pint, all in the comfort of their local watering hole.
New DNA screening pinpoints whose blood the vampire bat is drinking
A new method of screening vampire bat DNA could help tackle rabies thanks to a joint Danish and British study.
Storm Eunice – campuses closed on Friday 18 February for non-essential activity
The Met Office has issued a red weather warning, relating to Storm Eunice, covering much of the Southwest including the Bristol area for tomorrow morning [Friday 18 February] from 7am-12noon.
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Bristol graduates are third most targeted by top employers
Graduates from the University of Bristol are the third most sought after by top employers, a study has found.
Green and Black project helps Bristol's environmental sustainability movement become more diverse
A new report shares successes and learning from the pioneering project that aims to achieve a more diverse environmental sustainability community, and in particular address the perceived exclusion of Black and Minority Ethnic communities.
Science of Happiness students beat lockdown blues
‘We believe all students should take this course.'