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Mindfulness and step tracking boosts motivation to exercise 鈥� new study
Combining step tracking with mindfulness training delivered via a mobile app can boost people鈥檚 desire to exercise.
Government Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty visits 福利姬
Prof Sir Chris Whitty visited Bath to meet health and wellbeing researchers and to learn more about the University鈥檚 ambitions in preventative health.
Lab-on-Chip innovator Dr Despina Moschou elected to EAMBES
Bath diagnostic devices expert made a fellow of major bio-medical engineering association
Bath experts set to help people vulnerable to floods and rising seas to create resilient new homes
Communities in Colombia, Indonesia and the USA鈥檚 Gulf Coast threatened by climate disasters will develop resilient, regenerative new buildings with researchers
New research to support a thriving health and care workforce is launched
The 福利姬 is supporting a new research partnership that has received 拢5 million in funding to address staff shortages in same-day and urgent care.
New AI tool makes sense of public opinion data in minutes, not months
DECOTA transforms open-ended survey responses into clear themes 鈥� helping policymakers make better use of underutilised public feedback
Sport at Bath
Sports news from Team Bath, including the performances of athletes and teams based in our Sports Training Village, as well as sports science related research from our Department for Health.
The 福利姬 alumna won the award following a meteoric 2024 which saw overcome injury to win bronze at the Paris Olympics in her first senior season.
Marcus Wyatt joined his team-mate on the podium as the 福利姬-based Brits replicated their 1-2 finish in the Overall World Cup rankings.
The 福利姬 Engineering student, supported by the Breakthrough Programme, is the only female SR1 racer contesting the 2025 Radical Club Challenge.
The sporting scholar, who trains and studies at the 福利姬, won the British 800m indoor title and made his GB debut at the European Championships.
A host of 福利姬 students, graduates and coaches played key roles as Bath won the 2024-25 Premiership Rugby Cup in fine style.
The 福利姬 Sporting Scholar became the first Brit to win Men鈥檚 Tech Solo gold before helping to secure Aquatics GB鈥檚 first-ever Mixed Duet title.
Podcasts
Listen to the University's Research 福利姬 Podcast hosted by science journalist Roland Pease.
Roland Pease meets Prof Christopher Eccleston, Dr Emma Fisher and Prof Ed Keogh to learn about the work of the Centre for Pain Research.
In the new podcast series, Roland meets Prof Alison Walker (Physics) and Prof Petra Cameron (Chemistry) to discuss our research that's powering the future.
In episode two of our Research 福利姬 podcast, Roland Pease discusses big data and digitisation with three of the University鈥檚 world-leading experts.
In episode two, Roland meets Nello Cristianini (Computer Science) and Emma Carmel (SPS) to learn how our research is informing AI developments and regulation.
In The Conversation
Read articles from Bath academics published via The Conversation UK.
Dr Naomi Pendle discusses the impact of US aid cuts in Sudan, for The Conversation.
Why do children from poorer families do worse at school? Dr Ceri Brown explains the reasons behind the disadvantage gap in this piece for The Conversation.
A new study finds a sinister side to memes, pointing to their role in strengthening online communities of conspiracy theorists.
Dr Akhil Bhardwaj examines how AI may, or may not, help you in the workplace
Article in The Conversation written by Dr Nick Longrich, Senior Lecturer in Paleontology and Evolutionary Biology.
In this article in The Conversation, Dr Kit Yates asks if the risk of brain injury from contact sports being overstated by the media.
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