New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster zones
Published on 21 September 2023Scientists at Bath have developed a new desalination method that pumps water through a membrane without using any external pressure.
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Photos of everyday objects document barriers to recovery for modern slavery survivors
Published on 20 September 2023Project investigates the impact of support cuts on modern slavery survivors.
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Self-regulation of pharma industry marketing is unsustainable and failing patients – new analysis
Published on 19 September 2023Research from academics at Bath and Lund, Sweden, urges healthcare professionals to tackle unethical marketing and support stronger regulation.
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Welcome Week 2023 - Interfaith
Published on 18 September 2023On Thursday, 28 September, Local Visiting Faith Leaders from the Bath University Interfaith Community will be in the Chaplaincy from 12-2pm. Drop-in for a chat.
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New survey shows Cornwall residents more concerned about climate change than national average
Published on 18 September 2023Cornwall residents strongly back climate action according to new survey results from Bath's Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST).
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Portable device instantly detects illegal drugs with 95% accuracy
Published on 18 September 2023An ultraportable, low-cost device invented by researchers at the University of Bath proves highly successful at detecting the street drug Spice.
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Researchers call for reform to UN Sustainable Development Goals ahead of 2030 deadline
Published on 14 September 2023Writing in the journal Science, scholars of sustainable development at Bath call for action from policymakers on the UN's SDGs.
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Isle of Wight fossil shows Europe had different herbivorous dinosaurs to Asia and America
Published on 14 September 2023Vectidromeus insularis was a herbivorous dinosaur belonging to the hypsilophodont family, and is only the second species in this family to be discovered.
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Nature’s great survivors: Flowering plants survived the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs
Published on 13 September 2023New Milner Centre for Evolution study tracks how “flower power” survived mass extinction 66 million years ago to become the dominant plant type
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Government leadership needed to support Net Zero lifestyle changes – new analysis
Published on 12 September 2023A new CAST review for the Climate Change Committee (CCC) argues that much more is needed to help the UK transition towards Net Zero.