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LettUs Grow, a Bristol-based company, founded in 2015 by Charlie Guy, Jack Farmer and Ben Crowther, three University of Bristol graduates, utilizes a unique ‘aeroponic’ irrigation system, which may hold the key to solving the global food crisis.

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Jul 20, 2020

Bristol University researchers using nanotechnology to fight coronavirus

The technology could vastly improve the efficiency of testing.

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Jul 19, 2020

‘The main priority is helping keep people safe’: the Bristol teen whose gadget is helping fight Covid-19

A 15 year old Bristol teenager has created a wearable wristband that alerts users before they touch their face.

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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.

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Jul 17, 2020

First-of-its-kind undergraduate research journal launched by Bristol postgraduate student

The first edition of an undergraduate research journal authored by Bristol students launched earlier this month – the first of its kind at Bristol University – receiving over 200 submissions from students across several disciplines

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Jul 15, 2020

University of Bristol part of €6.7 million EU Horizon project aiming to end hunger and thirst in the Horn of Africa

Coordinated by the University of Cardiff, the DOWN2EARTH project sees the University of Bristol involved as the second largest contributor, and is set to start in September 2020.

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Jul 13, 2020

The effect of COVID-19 on ecosystems and communities inhabiting the Colombian Andes

BioResilience (or BioResiliencia) is a joint project examining rainforest ecosystems in Colombia, led by the University of Bristol and the University of Exeter.

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Jul 11, 2020

University of Bristol research investigates the effects of climate change on pollinators and human health

Climate change has a global impact. University of Bristol scientists are leading an international team to investigate how climate change may lead to the decline of pollinators and the effect this may have on human.