One of the country’s most innovative, low carbon heating systems is now active in Bristol with the connection of the University of Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus new academic building to Vattenfall's low carbon heat network.
An independent artists’ studio co-run by children from Hareclive Primary School in Hartcliffe has been chosen by the University of Bristol to create a series of artworks that investigate the natural ecologies around the site of the new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus [TQEC].
It’s a scene you’d expect to see in Hollywood, not tucked away near Bristol Temple Meads Train Station. Within a 350 square-metre studio with towering LED screens, the filmmakers of tomorrow are being trained in how to bring physical and virtual worlds together for film and TV using the very latest technology.
The University of Bristol is taking the first steps to open a new micro-campus in Hartcliffe, South Bristol later this year providing a space to work with local communities to design a university presence in the area together.
Bristol-based artists John Wood and Paul Harrison have been commissioned by the University of Bristol to create a landmark artwork for the new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) which opens in 2026.
Philanthropic gifts to the University of Bristol totalling £24.4 million will drive forward research in fields including neuroscience, climate change, quantum science and theatre, whilst also providing critical scholarships for current and future students at the University of Bristol.
Work is forging ahead on the new gateway to Bristol as the West of England’s Metro Mayor Dan Norris was joined by Mayor Marvin Rees earlier today [Wednesday 8 November] to check out the new ‘Eastern Entrance’ to Bristol Temple Meads station as it begins to take shape.
The University of Bristol’s new, purpose-designed Dental School will be officially opened today [Friday 8 September].
Work on the University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus – a total investment of around £500 million - will get underway next month after the University signed contracts with construction company Sir Robert McAlpine.
A new artwork embracing the industrial and societal history of the new home for the University of Bristol’s first research hub in Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus was launched yesterday (Tuesday 11 October).
Innovations in St Philips, Bristol 200 years ago mirror transformations to the way we live and work today according to a new report by the University of Bristol.
The University of Bristol’s commitment to sustainability took a significant step forward today (Monday 16 May) with a £2.5 million grant to embed carbon reduction technologies and practices in its first research and innovation hub at Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus.
The University of Bristol is delighted to have received an exceptionally generous philanthropic gift of £1 million from the Garfield Weston Foundation which will bolster the delivery of a brand-new hub for some of its most world-leading research.
The University of Bristol has secured planning permission to convert two former industrial buildings into a new hub for some of its most state-of-the-art and world-leading research facilities.
The Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus is an anchor investment in one of the UK’s largest regeneration schemes and fundamental to the long-term future of the University of Bristol.
“We shall overcome!” – that’s the motto Judith Kibuye has called on to prevail during lockdown and help transform the lives of others.
The University of Bristol is hosting an online public consultation on sites adjacent to the current Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus development.
SETsquared Bristol has been awarded ‘Hottest Accelerator’ in Europe at The Europas 2020 in recognition of its work to support over 250 start-ups.
The South West is on track to become an international trailblazer in screen-based media thanks to £46 million funding, which will launch a creative media powerhouse called MyWorld and supercharge economic growth, generating more than 700 jobs.
A team of physicists at the University of Bristol has developed the first integrated photon source with the potential to deliver large-scale quantum photonics.
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