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  1. DTA Images of Research Awards winners reflect on their achievements

    November 18, 2020

    …c Borot (bottom right) All the entries can be found here. The DTA Images of Research Awards is an annual event, where DTA PhD researchers are invited to submit an image summarising their research, along with an accompanying blurb for the competition. The competition is usually held across DTA’s residential schools, and attendees vote on winners at the event. This year is the first time DTA have held a joined up awards event – a positive outcome of…

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  2. 3 years in 3 minutes: DTA student success in the 3MT

    September 8, 2020

    …t still have enough technical content. Additionally, this year due to COVID-19, the competition had to take place online with a virtual background. The real challenge for me was the fact that I had to prepare a script and memorise it to make sure I didn’t say anything too technical for my audience to understand. This was difficult because I have had instances in the past where I memorised a script for a presentation but whilst presenting I forgot…

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  3. Regional Investment, European Funding and Defining Value: The Future Challenges for Research

    December 18, 2019

    …o digest as we prepare to help shape the outcomes for universities and post-compulsory education in the coming years. June 2019 marked five years since then-chancellor George Osborne introduced the concept of the Northern Powerhouse, with promises of more science and innovation funding. There has been some progress, but the thinktank IPPR North concluded in November that the initiative has been held back by austerity and that “in reality the gover…

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  4. Innovation in teaching: tidy is good, so is untidy

    October 20, 2017

    …n their excellent student engagement dashboard which updates daily, student-by-student. Here, technology and analytics are being used to tailor student support and inform decision-making in real time. These are just a couple of examples of one provider innovating in pursuit of better outcomes for students – there are many more. In meeting with leaders of institutions and with students I have heard broad support for the TEF. It will do for teaching…

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  5. The rise of the (all-singing, all-dancing) robots

    June 27, 2016

    …ic. They are using robotic drones to map and quantify ice loss within a 125-year-old section of buried glacier ice in Svalbard – a Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. They team used 2,000 aerial images to create a 3D model of the landscape and compare it against a model of the landscape produced from archive aerial imagery from 2003. Stroke sufferers could learn to walk again with the CORBYS robotic exoskeleton developed by the University o…

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  6. Creating jobs & business opportunities: Helping students build their entrepreneurial skills and knowledge

    May 24, 2016

    …de up of induction and review sessions, regular group mentoring sessions, 1-2-1 business advice, enterprise skills workshops, and ad hoc opportunities such as a master class with an entrepreneur or a field trip to an entrepreneurial company. To date over 100 students have completed the EPY, including Stephen Bond of Panda’s Kitchen (pictured). Stephen successfully completed an Enterprise Placement Year and now runs his independent artisan liqueurs…

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  7. Mind the gap report – Aston University case study

    October 13, 2015

    …duce students to their lecturers and cover materials that is best done face-to-face (e.g. some elements of Human Computer Interaction). At the same of the Degree Apprenticeship there is an intensive seven-week module to train all students in the basics of software development and databases so they are ready to start work on client projects. What works well and why? By integrating the learning and work experience into a real employment context, the…

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  8. Why should you attend the BCC Business and Education Summit 2017?

    June 13, 2017

    …rmer schools minister David Laws (Chairman, Education Policy Institute), 18-year-old entrepreneur Ben Towers (Director, Zest the Agency), ‘women in tech’ champion Kathryn Parsons (Founder and Co-CEO, Decoded) and Anna Kyprianou (Executive Dean, Middlesex University). What are the themes being covered on the day? This year the Summit will focus on three key themes: Enterprise and education – how can schools create the business leaders of tomorrow?…

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  9. Women inspiring through collaboration

    …s dedication and her positive actions to students residing in university accommodation Gedminte Mikulenaite, Vice-Chancellor’s Policy Officer, University of Greenwich Gedminte has an amazing positivity about her and an authentic can do attitude. She proactively gets in involved and has a passion for initiatives that promote social mobility and always puts students at the heart of the conversation. She also has actively got involved with the develo…

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  10. First ever University Alliance awards recognise the commitment and dedication of Alliance colleagues

    June 3, 2020

    …ces”, says Vanessa Wilson. The 7 awards are based on a set of principles co-created by member Vice-Chancellors earlier in the year and ratified as part of the members’ meeting held as part of the Summit. Members were asked to nominate colleagues from across their institution for each of the awards and a judging panel made up of representatives selected from across the membership were asked to judge the finalists.   The full list of winners:   The…

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