Kate Awdry and Emily Pollinger will be discussing soft project management skills gained in their careers at the university as Project Managers in...read more ❯
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Lunch and launch for the WomenCAN project
WomanCAN research project led by Professor Carol Taylor and Dr Sally Hewlett officially launched on 10 May. The project is funded by the Enhancing...read more ❯
Career talk 8 June 2023
Dr Filipa Vance, Head of Research Governance & Compliance, will discuss her career and how to transition between different roles in what promises...read more ❯
Join our first Pollinator Working Group
Fancy getting stuck in and doing some gardening during your lunch break? Then come and join our first few Pollinator Garden working...read more ❯
Friendships: Be Present, be Curious
How do you make friends after leaving Uni? I was part of a group of people chatting about this question last week and was impressed by the honesty of...read more ❯
How does the Disabled Students’ Allowance help students?
Learn more about the tools, equipment and interventions to support disabled students.
Did you know that neurodivergent students, those with long...read more ❯
Elephants, rhinos and donkeys
Published 5/16/2023 in Bill Scott's blog
I wrote the other day about celebrity and conservation; about dogoodery, the liberal conscience, and the ignorance that sometimes informs it. It...read more ❯
Foot and Ankle Research Around the World
Our review of the literature has shown there is a global reach to finite element analysis of the foot and ankle. With dozens of research groups...read more ❯
Are our students ready for hybrid language learning?
Ana Bertolossi is a Learning Advisor at the Skills Centre where she also teaches Brazilian Portuguese at the Foreign Languages (FL). The FL offers...read more ❯
To understand AI’s problems look at the shortcuts taken to create it
Nello Cristianini is Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bath and author of The Shortcut: Why Intelligent Machines Do Not Think...read more ❯
Can Big Tobacco really be part of a sustainable future?
Grow food not tobacco is the message of this year's World No Tobacco Day, as campaigners point to the social, economic and environmental harms caused...read more ❯
Some positive DfE news
Good news from the Free Speech Union this morning. The FSU confirms ...
"In a major victory for free speech on campus, the Higher Education...read more ❯
Bath Beacons: Reflections and advice for aspiring Beacon leads
The Bath Beacon scheme was set up in 2021 to develop and support groups or networks of researchers with capacity and ambition to develop large...read more ❯
Day out to Slimbridge - Saturday 13th May 2023, 9.30am to 5pm
Omnibus, the staff society, organises various trips throughout the year. Friends and family are welcome to join.
Next trip : ...read more ❯
Systemic transformation and individual action: Keys to addressing the climate crisis
Systemic change and individual action are two complementary components of a collective effort to create a more sustainable future.
Climate change...read more ❯
Hunting and Conservation No 368
Whenever hunting gets discussed in parliament, rationality tends to be smothered by emotion. Such was again to be seen as the House of Commons...read more ❯
Why training is not always the right answer
In a world that is rapidly being redefined for us by geopolitical, economic, and technological changes our continuous development is a priority. I...read more ❯