Bath to lead £2 million research into Psoriatic Arthritis

Professor Neil McHugh is leading a £2 million project into improving the lives of those with the painful arthritic condition Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA).

University of Bath Professor sells Nanopharm Ltd to Aptar Group

Professor Rob Price from the Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology has sold the analytical services and pharmaceutical development business he founded.

From turtle poaching to eco-tourism: how islanders are bringing turtles back from the brink

The Maio Biodiversity Foundation was set up in 2010 to protect the wildlife on the island of Maio (Cape Verde) and develop a sustainable eco-tourism industry

Research boost to find treatments for 'undruggable' cancers

Bath researchers collaborate with Sapience Therapeutics to find new treatments for cancer cell targets that don't respond to other drugs.

Simplifying the search for successful antibodies

CiteAb, a new impartial citation-based search engine, is shaking up the $2 billion antibody industry.

Creating fast, accurate tests for disease

Attaching electrochemical tags to DNA could allow GPs to diagnose and treat patients in just one visit.

Getting ready to retyre

Professor of Chemistry, Matthew Jones, talks about finding a new catalytic route from ethanol to butadiene.

Bath scientist is literally testing the water

How one researcher is carrying out 'water fingerprinting' to assessing the health status of people and the environment.

Scientists to develop tougher plastics from plants

Scientists at the University of Bath and Tel Aviv University are working on a new project to improve the properties of plastics made from plants.

Facial motion capture helps bring VR documentary to life

CAMERA has worked with Aardman on a BBC virtual reality documentary about the story of twin sisters whose lives were torn apart by a terrible accident.

Joanna Bryson joins new Google AI ethics advisory council

Dr Joanna Bryson from the Department of Computer Science has been appointed to Google's new global advisory council

Improving clinical trials

By establishing better 'stopping rules' for the clinical trials, mathematicians at the University have made clinical trials faster and more efficient.

A sunny outlook for speedier weather forecasts

Official weather forecasts are being produced faster and more efficiently, thanks to revolutionary technology designed by scientists at the University of Bath.

Dividing time for multiplying maths lectures

Special delivery: Chris Budd OBE talks about his prestigious appointment as a Gresham College lecturer.

Keeping forests healthy

Find out how a new statistical model developed at the University of Bath is improving forest health monitoring.

Bath scientists make seismic prospection safer for marine animals

Dr Philippe Blondel talks about partnering with Seiche to monitor seismic prospection, and using acoustic tomography to help protect marine life.

Researchers create laser with notoriously difficult to reach wavelength

Researchers from the Department of Physics have created a new laser capable of pulsed and continuous mid-infrared (IR) emission between 3.1 and 3.2 microns