The University of Bristol's Science Partnership Office recently lead a successful series of new training sessions for students on the National Environment Research Council GW4+ Doctoral Landscape Training Programme.
Dr Ryan Palmer won time with videographer Christy Nunns to communicate his exciting research in a new format after taking part in the SPO and ILO's ‘Prepare for Impact’ scheme, run by Anne Westcott and Katharine Blackwell, with funding secured from the EPSRC impact acceleration account.
After months of hard work, creative thinking, and collaboration, students Soobin Kim, Xin Yan Lim, Clarissa Ch’Ng, David See, and Yeonseo Woo took home £5,000 for their new app, DrugWise.
The Aegis Professor Undergraduate Competition (APUC) is marking its third and biggest year yet. The competition opened up to students beyond the Faculty of Science and Engineering, which will bring more diversity.
The second year of the SPO's Aegis Professor Undergraduate Competition once again revealed a wealth of talent in innovative thinking amongst our undergraduates.
We were delighted to welcome colleagues from across Science and Engineering to our ‘Meet the Aegis Professors’ event last week.
An enterprising Physics student who inspired a student competition said her journey ‘came to a wonderful conclusion’ in a visit to Infinitesima, a thriving company that began as a spin-out from Bristol.
Aegis Professor Rowena Innocent's Enterprise Masterclass is now available as a podcast.
Professor Rachel Flecker from our School of Geographical Sciences had an unusual Christmas. There were carols, food and celebrations, but they all took place aboard a drilling ship in the Strait of Gibraltar.
Two teams of students who took part in our Aegis Professor Undergraduate Competition (APUC) have enjoyed an inspiring visit to a national scientific facility, the the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC).
Another team of undergraduates from our student challenge competition enjoyed a visit to materials research company Lucideon last month, and it seems they were kept very busy!
Student team who won SPO competition are forming a startup company – and getting further inspiration on a visit to haptic tech company Ultraleap
A team of science students enjoyed a thought-provoking visit to the Met Office following their participation in a challenge competition.
A £225m investment from the Government to create the UK's fastest supercomputer at the University of Bristol was announced on 1 November.
Student teams impress industry experts in a competition addressing real-world challenges
Award will extend the Exploratory Facilities Fund to benefit early career researchers
