…earch team to improve the current technology through further study and new techniques. Their vision is to produce a new range of FES devices, underpinned by BU’s research expertise, which will lead the world in providing innovative solutions and further improved quality of life for people with a wide range of neurological disabilities and conditions. Back to Real World Impact …
…how social mobility and higher education in the UK has been too focused on access, and within that, access to a very small number of universities. The reality is that there is a massive breadth of routes to success and huge diversity of opportunity in the global, technology-rich graduate employment market. “The key professions are waking up to the wealth of talent on offer as a result of recruiting more widely. For example, University Alliance has…
…a group of 23 major, business-engaged universities committed to delivering world-class research and a quality student experience around the UK. They are universities without boundaries: delivering economic and social growth through close links with their research, students and staff and the world around them – locally, nationally and internationally. With representation right across the UK they educate over 25% of all UK students, with large propo…
…as heavy duty, long distance and off-highway plant machinery used in construction or agriculture. The UK already has a strong supply chain to build on and is well positioned to capitalise and lead on further developing hydrogen products for use in transport. The University of Brighton currently fund several projects looking at different hydrogen applications including fuel cells and combustion engines. We welcome this report, particularly the rec…
…and professional education since the industrial revolution and are still crucial to the success of cities and sectors today, educating the professional workforce of the future, providing flexible and responsive R&D to businesses of all sizes and solving the problems facing society locally, nationally and across the globe. We are large enough to take risks, experienced at working with key partners and have never lost the enterprising mindset which…
…backgrounds. Named a finalist for the ‘Best Art Work’ Auggie Award at the world leading ‘Mixed Reality’ event (Augmented World Expo in Santa Clara, California), it was seen by tens of thousands of delegates. A new version of Unbody with enhanced interactive texts and projections will be launched on Saturday 9 April 6.00pm at OVADA as part of Oxford Brookes’ Think Human Festival 2022. More about the Unbody launch and how to book An agent for socia…
…of black and minority ethnic students going to university by 2020, with matched improvements in their completion rates and progression into work –https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/higher-education-fulfilling-our-potential Widening Participation, published by the Social Market Foundation in partnership with University Alliance and the Open University on 23 March, is online here: http://www.smf.co.uk/publications/widening-participation For pr…
…ion of thousands of the dynamic signs in several landmark buildings in the USA, Australia, UK and other parts of the world. Professor Ed Galea, Director of the Fire Safety Engineering Group, says: “Having demonstrated its ability to improve safety in complex buildings, the system is now attracting significant interest from a growing number of potential customers, who recognise its significant advantages over conventional emergency signs. In the ne…
…there based on historical perspectives rather than actual evidence. “The truth is that there is a massive breadth of routes to success and huge diversity of opportunity in the global, technology-rich graduate employment market. This report highlights the fact that traditional universities no longer have the monopoly on all the leading courses across the UK and that ‘average’ graduate earnings hide a huge range of outcomes across the sector. A wid…
…22.3 million national centre of excellence for the bioscience industries already enjoys a fruitful collaboration with manufacturers FDB. The centre, which is based at Teesside University’s Central Park campus in Darlington, has already developed a bespoke training course for FDB staff looking at the latest development in biologics and imparting the necessary skills to carry out process development and manufacturing of vaccines. Alongside, the Cent…
