….uk/about-us/a-changed-world/the-collection/julie-kelly James Hatcher, and undergraduate illustration student created some artwork: https://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/a-changed-world/the-collection/james-hatcher Josh Gaddes, aka Afari, offered songs that he has written: https://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/a-changed-world/the-collection/josh-gaddes-aka-afari Maya Horton, a PhD student, wrote an essay: https://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/a-changed-world/the…
…“The team, both at BDP and as a whole, has been incredible. With a mutual understanding of what we were working towards, the team has rolled their sleeves up and put in crazy hours of work to provide the best possible facility for the incredible NHS staff on the frontline. “As an architect, being part of this huge collective effort to provide these tools for the NHS to better fight this thing, will hands down be the most important project of my c…
…nson, Managing Director, WAVEDATA LTD “The Keep+ ETDF funding helped us to understand what our customers want us to do next. Without this and the research it funded we could have gone in the wrong direction.” Abhishek Nakhate, Founder, Zoom Abroad “The Keep+ program has played an instrumental role in the research and development of our company and most importantly helped us develop a state-of-the-art technology product that will touch millions of…
…efore. You’ll find out: How students made their university and course choices Testimonials from employers working with the students on partnered courses Students’ next steps after graduation Creative arts https://youtu.be/KIkf9Jv2E2Q Dance BA students Kingston University Film students at University of South Wales work on BBC drama https://youtu.be/kQlPlMPaE5M Graphic Design Alumni from University of Hertfordshire Architecture https://youtu.be/talh…
…have led (as Principal Investigator) teams of international researchers to undertake complementary multidisciplinary research and development work to evaluate, improve and develop the water quality infrastructure and operational reliability of rural community water points throughout developing countries. Initially, my work was focused in sub-Saharan Africa, principally Malawi but also included Botswana, Ghana and Uganda. Originally my work was dir…
…he sector, through their world-leading research, advance our knowledge and understanding of these issues and solve many of the problems that drive them. Businesses big and small, charities and governments also have their own sets of challenges that universities are uniquely able to answer. Universities work with partners from around the world on research and innovation that is making a difference today. University of Huddersfield researchers are d…
…he sector, through their world-leading research, advance our knowledge and understanding of these issues and solve many of the problems that drive them. Businesses big and small, charities and governments also have their own sets of challenges that universities are uniquely able to answer. Universities work with partners from around the world on research and innovation that is making a difference today. University of Huddersfield researchers are d…
…ed. It is also an EPC ‘A’ rated low energy building. It aims to prove that under valued, so-called ‘waste’ material has potential to become a valuable resource and therefore prove that there is no such thing as waste, just stuff in the wrong place. It also aims to prove that a contemporary, innovative, low energy building can be constructed almost entirely by young people studying construction trades, architecture & design. To this end over 300 st…
…gy, energy and biomimetics experts, architects, as well as a human geography, will then call on the opinion of the wider public who, via an app, will share their views on whether they think the system works. This feedback will enable the researchers to try and understand whether, when accessing this new communication method, people are subsequently likely change to their behaviour when it comes to energy use. Later on, a form of technology, either…
…vaccine manufacturing workforce. Oxford Brookes University have also been undertaking research through their spinout company, Oxford Expression Technologies, to develop a coronavirus vaccine. Awarded a grant by Innovate UK to work in partnership with Vaxine Pty Ltd, the vaccine is now in its clinical trial phase. Both examples demonstrate the incredible value that universities like these offer to vaccination research, including in the latter stag…
