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  1. Enterprise Stars: Meet the student entrepreneurs – part 2

    …versity of Salford set a precedent among UK universities by ensuring their undergraduate chemistry laboratory classes practice ‘green chemistry’ and reduce their environmental footprint. They also want to sell the environmentally-friendly and sustainable chemical products into local and national chemical industry to reduce laboratory waste and solve the challenges facing the industry’s struggle to be greener. Teesside University StratoBooster: And…

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  2. Universities and cities: Building stronger communities

    …security for those at the bottom of the employment food chain. In order to understand better how modern civic universities build stronger communities, we undertook four ‘deep dive’ studies in different parts of England across four themes: health and wellbeing; reducing inequality; innovation; and skills. Our intention was to demonstrate, through real-world examples, the breadth and nature of the contribution that anchor institutions make to their…

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  3. The value of design in solving business and industrial problems

    …a practitioner standpoint for both the arts and industry. My research team undertakes research that is primarily applied, and is concerned with process. In a digital age I deal in the physical artefact, which can be made either by autographic means or by digital technologies such as 3D printing. In this context we therefore need to define design beyond the purely visual; my feeling at the moment is that design relates not only to the visual appear…

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  4. Universities’ regional roots nourishing growth

    …e to say and, through constructive discussion and evidence-based argument, understand how to help us help them. This engagement with government is important. But the tides of higher education policy are particularly changeable and the increased marketization of higher education means that government funding is an ever-smaller raft. This provides an opportunity – and a need – to do more. The universities we represent are characterized by their stre…

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  5. Project STEAMhouse at Birmingham City University gets a new home

    …, the building lay derelict for a number of years. Creating the future Now undergoing extensive redevelopment to house our collaborative community and business growth activities, STEAMhouse is proud to be breathing new life back into the Belmont Works factory. A hive of collaborative activity https://www.unialliance.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/STEAMhouse-Phase-2-Building-fly-through_no-audio.mp4 4TH FLOOR This floor offers unique and flexible…

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  6. What does research-informed teaching (RIT) look like?

    …gagement within and beyond the formal curriculum, furthering knowledge and understanding, and in some cases contributing to the broader discipline. Such an approach can also increase student satisfaction, creating a sense of belonging to an institutional and/or disciplinary research culture and developing intellectual curiosity as well as research and communication skills. The Nottingham Trent case study also suggests that the experience has direc…

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  7. Teesside University’s Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre

    …cant investment to establish the Hub, with further projects totalling £20m underway. These include the recently announced National Hydrogen Transport Centre, focused on the research, development and testing of new hydrogen technologies; TWI’s Centre for Materials Integrity, with an Engineering Hall for larger scale technology and testing; and the University’s Tees Valley Hydrogen Innovation Project, which supports SMEs to develop low carbon initia…

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  8. The Success for All programme: challenging the assumptions

    …lt to create local solutions. What was achieved, however, was a much wider understanding that we have an above average proportion of undergraduates from disadvantaged backgrounds and these students predominantly come from beyond Nottingham. A quarter of our UK undergraduates are from homes with mean annual income of £15k or less and a similar percentage come from homes with above average incomes. We also recruit a larger than sector average propor…

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  9. Shortlisted nominees announced for the Alliance Awards 2022

    …e experiences of Black, Asian, Mixed Heritage and Minority Ethnic students undertaking practice placements in Health and Social Care and provided leadership placements for these students. The Social Higher Education Depot (S.H.E.D) Team/Derby Voice project, University of Derby The Social Higher Education Depot, S.H.E.D, was launched in 2019 by Dr Rhiannon Jones, Associate Professor (Civic). The humble garden shed was born from cultural and socio-c…

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  10. Creating a new national park for the West Midlands

    …t for the case studies in the EIT Climate Kic funded project, SATURN being undertaken with Birmingham City Council and partners in Sweden and Italy. In June 2020, the West Midlands Combined Authority formally adopted the National Park project as a key component of a post-COVID economic recovery. Looking to the future The WMNP Lab, established in February 2019, will undertake further development and delivery of the work. The WMNP Advisory group com

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