Ethics committee deadlines: beat the January rush!
Published on 8 November 2024A reminder to submit your research ethics applications ahead of the upcoming committee deadline dates, to avoid delays in the new year.
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WATCH: Professor Phil Taylor in discussion with Pamela Chesters
Published on 8 November 2024Our new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Phil Taylor in conversation with our Chair of Council, Pamela Chesters
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University of Bath delegation at COP29 in Baku
Published on 8 November 2024Amy Thompson will lead the University of Bath’s delegation to COP29 and present the ActNowFilm project.
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Bath students heading to Japan aiming to defend their Heart Hackathon world title
Published on 8 November 2024Student engineers’ ‘total artificial heart’ set for Japan competition
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Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body annual lecture
Published on 7 November 2024Learn about how and why animals are used in scientific research and find out about current issues in animal research on 19 November.
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Open Research at the University of Bath: new report on open research practice
Published on 6 November 2024The Open Research Steering Group are pleased to share their recent report and related case studies about open research practice at the University of Bath.
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New project to reduce injuries in new military recruits
Published on 6 November 2024Professor James Bilzon (Health) is leading a new five-year £1.35 million research project to prevent musculoskeletal injuries in new military recruits.
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Engineers develop world-first flooding model, as climate change exacerbates extreme rainfall
Published on 5 November 2024New dynamic model will replace outdated calculations due to the growing severity of floods in Turkey, and help protect communities and critical infrastructure
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Deafblind PhD student aims for Everest
Published on 4 November 2024Karolina Pakenaite, a postgraduate researcher, is seeking to be the first deafblind student to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
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Labour must address levelling-up failures by promoting a strong skills base in weaker economies
Published on 1 November 2024If Labour is serious about tackling regional economic inequalities, it must reverse Tory education policies, specifically the ‘levelling-up’ agenda – new study.