Bristol University set to use third-party debt collector against rent strikers...
breaking newsnewsfeatured topcarouselone sidebar
307 RESULTS IN TAG "science":
The public is divided on COVID-19-related beliefs
The public is divided in their thoughts on vaccine passports, trust in the UK government’s COVID-19 response and beliefs surrounding vaccine-caused blood clots.
Read More
SHARE
Honey: The golden resource shedding light on ancient civilisations
Can you bee-lieve it? A team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, who have been studying the spread of honey cultivation within ancient human civilizations, have now found unique chemical evidence for its use in West Africa dating back over 3500 years ago.
Read More
SHARE
Demystifying autism in the Somali community through films and factsheets
Five informative short films and factsheets about autism have been released for the Somali community developed by University of Bristol researchers and the community organisation Autism Independence.
Read More
SHARE
RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch: SOS from Bristol’s birds
Recent results from the world’s largest wildlife survey show that British birds are in more danger than ever. Though all is not lost, as even some of our fastest declining birds can be enticed into student gardens in Bristol.
Read More
SHARE
Complex switches give more precise control over industrial cellular processes
New research has found that increasing the complexity of cellular switches can greatly increase the precision with which a cell’s biochemical processes can be controlled. This could lead to higher yields in the industrial manufacture of drugs, medicine and food.
Read More
SHARE
Conservative crocodiles outshone by their ancestors
Hundreds of fossils dating back 230 million years unearth a lost world of innovation, showing that modern crocodiles represent just a snapshot of their prehistoric biodiversity.
Read More
SHARE
Keeping a social distANTS
While social distancing is a new way of life for us, when plagued by disease ants started keeping a safe distance from one another long before we did. This was recently unveiled by what experts call the ‘perfect tracking system’.
Read More
SHARE
Understanding the second wave: COVID-19 antibody testing in Bristol
An upcoming COVID-19 antibody testing study on the Bristol population aims to improve our understanding of the second wave. Results of the study will also aid future public health and governmental decisions on COVID-19 response policies.
Read More
SHARE