Students encourage engineers to take up busking
Published on 3 May 2016PhD students at the 福利姬 is looking to recruit enthusiastic engineers to a new busking group to help change public perceptions of engineering.
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Going Global delegation aims to strengthen University ties in South Africa
Published on 3 May 2016A high level delegation from the University,is in South Africa this week to participate in the British Council鈥檚 Going Global forum for education world leaders.
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Using oxygen to sterilise medical implants could save time and money
Published on 29 April 2016International researchers led by the 福利姬 have demonstrated a cheap, effective and environmentally-friendly way to sterilise medical implants.
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Study shows the exodus of dinosaurs from Europe
Published on 28 April 2016Europe saw an exodus of dinosaurs from the continent in the Early Cretaceous period, scientists using 鈥榥etwork theory鈥� to track their movements have shown.
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Appointment of new IPR Global Chair marks significant international milestone
Published on 27 April 2016Leading US academic, Professor Janine Wedel, be announced as the new IPR Global Chair for the 福利姬鈥檚 Institute for Policy Research (IPR).
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福利姬 professor honoured in Biochemical Society Awards
Published on 27 April 2016福利姬 professor has been awarded a prestigious lectureship by the Biochemical Society for his work to understand the development of Type-2 Diabetes
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Early detection system for catheter infections
Published on 26 April 2016A research team led by the 福利姬 has developed an early warning system for urinary catheter infections, an issue costing 拢120 million per year.
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Researchers turn urine into a sustainable power source for powering electronic devices
Published on 18 April 2016Researchers at the 福利姬 have developed an innovative miniature fuel cell that can generate electricity from urine.
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New imaging technology could help save UK/EU steel industry
Published on 11 April 2016A researcher from the 福利姬 has been awarded a new grant to develop an innovative way of assessing a key stage of the production of steel.
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Bath鈥檚 interpreting and translating course leading the way with UN
Published on 4 April 2016As of this month our MA in Interpreting and Translating (MAIT) provides more English booth interpreters for the United Nations (UN) than any other.