Julia Riopelle

In this second interview of ‘Diversity in STEM’, we speak to PhD student Lingfeng Ge. This interview series aims to highlight BAME experiences in academia in order to have more representation in the field of STEM.

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Nov 11, 2020

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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Nov 09, 2020

Can we trust in a future where robots think and act for themselves?

A nationwide multidisciplinary study is looking into how we can design fully automated and trustworthy machine-systems, in order to safely integrate them into society.

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Nov 05, 2020

Bristol Zoo forced to make staff cuts due to COVID-19

Bristol Zoo and the Wild Place have been strongly affected by the restrictions of COVID-19. The governmental restrictions in place has caused prolonged losses in profits, despite being able to reopen their sites after lockdown.

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Nov 02, 2020

Little lemurs get the big bucks

On the 30th of October, World lemur day, Bristol Zoological Society received funding from Beyond Good in order to continue research into Madagascan lemur conservation.

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Oct 28, 2020

Diversity in STEM: a conversation with Dr Leanne Melbourne

‘Diversity in STEM’ aims for current and prospective students to see more representation in the field of STEM sciences, so that they may be more encouraged to pursue a scientific field they may have not considered previously.

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Sep 19, 2020

Bristol University research explores hurricanes in the Caribbean to assess the impact of climate change

A University of Bristol finds that hurricane velocity and occurrence will increase drastically along with the effects of climate change.

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Jul 18, 2020

Marine species taking refuge in unknown waters due to higher temperatures, Bristol and Exeter Uni study finds

The joint study between the University of Bristol and Exeter, compiled over 540 marine species abundance surveys and how their distribution has shifted as a result of warming waters.