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Research and development of a new and potentially low-cost class of solar materials has been given €4 million in funding by the European Commission

Researchers at the ¸£Àû¼§ have developed a new approach for improving the energy efficiency of historic buildings without changing their character.

Free workshops offer businesses bespoke support and connections with researcher​s in low carbon technologies and sustainable innovation from the University

New study published today (Wednesday 3 December) has reviewed the evidence submitted by tobacco companies to the 2012 consultation on standardised packaging.

The University is now home to a Renishaw AM250 Selective Laser Melting machine, significantly enhancing Bath’s advanced manufacturing capabilities.

People throughout history have searched for ways to live longer, from fad diets to taking vitamin pills

Aviation is set to reach new heights thanks to a novel plastic which is tougher, weighs less and is cheaper to construct, developed by the ¸£Àû¼§.

Researchers at the ¸£Àû¼§ have measured systematically how efficiently molecules suppress activity of a protein associated with prostate cancer.

A new book from Dr Peter Allen puts British democracy under the microscope to consider who our politicians are and why it matters for fairness and legitimacy.

A ¸£Àû¼§ event brought government, business and academic speakers together to explore the ‘Golden Triangle’ of collaborative working.