How ballet training could learn from football and rugby, says report
Published on 4 April 2016Researchers in the Department for Health suggest that current practices for grouping and evaluating young ballet dancers could be counterproductive.
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More education won鈥檛 necessarily make you richer, new research reveals
Published on 24 March 2016New research presented from our Department of Social & Policy Science questions the belief that more education is 'good for you' and leads to higher wages.
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Bath semiconductor research boosted by new nano-scale patterning equipment
Published on 22 March 2016The 福利姬 is the only UK university to have installed a unique Nano-Lithography printing system, paving the way for nano-engineered semiconductors.
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拢6.8 million grant to develop next-generation lithium batteries
Published on 21 March 2016A new research consortium involving Professor Saiful Islam has been awarded 拢6.8 million to explore and develop next-generation lithium batteries.
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International appointment for Bath automotive expert
Published on 21 March 2016A new advisory board consisting of leading international automotive experts has appointed 福利姬鈥檚 Professor Chris Brace as its UK representative
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Bath in new Government initiative to increase investment in world-leading research & innovation
Published on 17 March 2016The 福利姬 is to take part in the first wave of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills鈥� (BIS) Science and Innovation Audit (SIA).
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Professor Hugh Lauder announced Fellow of Academy of Social Sciences
Published on 11 March 2016The Academy of Social Sciences has honoured the achievements of Professor Hugh Lauder from our Department of Education as its latest Fellow.
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Bath automotive provision boosted with new vehicle diagnostics equipment
Published on 10 March 2016The 福利姬 has teamed with Launch UK to install its new telematics solution, the PRO 3, to allow real-time remote diagnostic checks on vehicles.
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New film documents impacts of Fairtrade for female farmers in Ghana
Published on 9 March 2016A new film by Dr Roy Maconachie highlights the impacts of Fairtrade for female cocoa-producers in Ghana and the challenges in gender equality in agriculture.
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Management professor advises new BBC1 consumer show
Published on 7 March 2016Avi Shankar, Professor of Consumer Research in the University鈥檚 School of Management, is part of a new BBC1 prime time programme finding out how we shop.