Bristol should adopt a more inclusive approach to tackling the uncertainty of climate change following the publication of a key report by the University of Bristol Cabot Institute and announcement of continued funding for the city's Green & Black Ambassadors programme.
The Museum of the Moon comes to the University of Bristol.
A Bristol-led study suggests that developments in precision farming could yield data of great use to archaeological research, and that archaeological data could be valuable for modern farming systems.
The family of Natasha Abrahart, a 20-year-old Physics student who very sadly took her own life in April 2018, brought a civil action against the University of Bristol. A judgement, handed down on 20 May by His Honour Judge Ralton at Bristol County Court, found the University was not negligent, but deemed the adjustments made by the University for Natasha’s academic assessment were insufficient.
From next year, Bristol will become only the second university in the country to offer masters students the opportunity to study the mathematics of cybersecurity.
We know a lot about how carbon dioxide (CO2) levels can drive climate change, but how about the way that climate change can cause fluctuations in CO2 levels?
Many of the processes essential to life involve proteins - long molecules which 'fold' into three-dimensional shapes allowing them to perform their biological role.
At-home blood pressure monitoring using a web-based system offering personalised support and linked to a remote healthcare professional can result in better hypertension management than face-to-face consultations, finds a study led by University of Oxford, Bristol and Southampton researchers.
The very first unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to perform a perched landing using machine learning algorithms has been developed in partnership with the University of Bristol and BMT Defence Services (BMT). The revolutionary development of a fixed wing aircraft that can land in a small or confined space has the potential to significantly impact intelligence-gathering and the delivery of aid in a humanitarian disaster.
Professor Stephen Sparks FRS CBE from the University of Bristol has been awarded a knighthood in the Queen’s New Year Honours list.
