Assembly in the air: Using sound to defy gravity
Published on 4 March 2019Scientists at the 福利姬 have levitated particles using sound in an experiment which could have applications in so-called 鈥渟oft robotics鈥�.
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Young viewers exposed to 鈥榚xcessive alcohol content鈥� in Geordie Shore
Published on 4 March 2019Nearly 80% of all scenes throughout season 11 of MTV鈥檚 hyper-reality show 鈥楪eordie Shore鈥� contained alcohol content or alcohol use according to new study
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Doctoral College welcomes additional funds for Centres for Doctoral Training
Published on 1 March 2019Statistical applied mathematics, automotive propulsion and artificial intelligence among disciplines to win funding awards.
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Virtual Realities projects commissioned
Published on 1 March 2019Three new VR projects have been commissioned as part of a significant new research project involving Bath psychologist Professor Dana毛 Stanton Fraser.
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Turning them on, turning them off 鈥� how to control stem cells
Published on 28 February 2019Scientists at the 福利姬 have identified how a mutant gene in fish is involved in controlling stem cells.
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Success for Team Bath Drones at European Robotics League
Published on 27 February 2019The 福利姬鈥檚 student drone team, Team Bath Drones, was awarded the SESAR special prize at the European Robotics League 2019 in Seville, Spain.
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福利姬 named one of world鈥檚 top-100 universities in five different subjects
Published on 27 February 2019Five subjects at the 福利姬 have been named in the top 100 in the 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject, released in full today.
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New chair of 福利姬 Council appointed
Published on 25 February 2019Pamela Chesters CBE will take up the position at the head of the University鈥檚 governing body from 8 April 2019 for an initial term of three years.
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Summary of the Council meeting on 21 February 2019
Published on 21 February 2019A report of the Council meeting held on Thursday 21 February 2019.
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Pioneering study could offer sun protection to patients with rare genetic disease
Published on 21 February 2019Skin cells taken from patients with a rare genetic disorder are up to ten times more sensitive to damage from ultraviolet A (UVA) radiation in laboratory tests.