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ARTICLES BY Edward Deacon
Bristol researchers lead new study into perceptions surrounding COVID-19, vaccines and lockdown compliance
A new study led by Dr Siobhan McAndrew from Bristol University will investigate the public’s trust and perceptions of matters relating to COVID-19 like vaccines, to inform ‘world-class information campaigns resilient to misinformation.’
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More than just drops in the ocean: rain can move mountains
A ground-breaking new theory of erosion from Bristol University researchers predicts that rainfall can trigger the growth of mountains, as well as wear them down.
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A home fit for Mars…to be built in Bristol
In a collaboration between artists, scientists, engineers and architects, a full-scale house designed for life on Mars is going to be constructed beside the M Shed museum in April 2022.
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Interactive VR added to the arsenal for drug design to fight COVID-19
Researchers from Bristol University’s School of Chemistry have shown that an interactive virtual reality (VR) technique is a ‘useful and effective’ tool for developing drugs to fight the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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In conservation with Keith Scholey, Executive Director of ‘David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet’
We had the pleasure to speak to Keith Scholey, the executive producer of Silverback Productions, on his career in wildlife filmmaking and the message he hopes this documentary conveys.
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Trump’s tweets led to ‘systematic diversion’ away from negative publicity, Bristol study finds
A new international study led by behavioural scientists at the University of Bristol has found that Trump’s use of Twitter leads to a suppression of media coverage on topics that are politically damaging to him.
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Oxford COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness validated by Bristol researchers
In a new study using recently developed techniques, a team of researchers from the University of Bristol have further validated the effectiveness of the AstraZeneca Oxford COVID-19 vaccine, supporting its ability to provoke the desired strong immune response.
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Bristol researchers find a potential cause explaining the infectivity of COVID-19
A potential cause of what makes the coronavirus highly infectious – namely, the ability of the virus to bind to a specific protein found on the surface of human cells - has been identified by a team of scientists led by the University of Bristol.
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