Death of Dr Darrell Patterson (Chemical Engineering)
Published on 22 February 2017Our dear friend and colleague Dr Darrell Alec Patterson, Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, passed away on Sunday 19 February 2017.
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Marking start of construction on Polden
Published on 22 February 2017On a misty February morning, the first turf was cut for the new Polden accommodation, marking the start of construction.
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Congratulations to our new Readers
Published on 21 February 2017Congratulations to the following staff who have recently been promoted/translated to Reader:
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Early career award for Anita Zeidler
Published on 20 February 2017Dr Anita Zeidler from our Department of Physics has been awarded the Institute of Physics Liquids & Complex Fluids Early Career Award.
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Potential drugs for cancer and diabetes treatment created at 福利姬
Published on 20 February 2017New molecules which scientists hope could one day become drugs for both cancer and diabetes have been created at the 福利姬.
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Letter from Prof Peter Lambert: Brexit update
Published on 15 February 2017Dear student,
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Bath Chemical Engineer wins prestigious national tech award
Published on 9 February 2017Semali Perera, Professor of Chemical Engineering at the 福利姬, is the winner of the Academic Award in the 2017 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards
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Bath research asks questions about youth use of health devices
Published on 9 February 2017A 鈥榳orld first鈥� research project to explore the previously uncharted area of teenagers鈥� growing use of digital wellbeing software and gadgets.
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Researchers seek answers to help overcome life鈥檚 challenges
Published on 7 February 2017New research project seeking volunteers to help investigate the ways in which different people cope with crises, why some sail through life, yet others struggle
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WIRC open discussion day showcases their research themes
Published on 3 February 2017The Water Innovation and Research Centre (WIRC) hosted an open discussion day to showcase their current research themes.