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  1. Engineering design research putting the brakes on turbulence

    …s such as brakes is vital to quality performance, especially in minimising undesirable vibrations. During an initial collaboration with Bentley Motors, research at the University of Huddersfield on brake discs led to a set of design equations which correlated the characteristics of fluid flow with the component’s geometry. These equations were used to establish an inverse design code which led to many different applications for engineering. Engine…

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  2. University of Huddersfield: Inspiring tomorrow’s professionals

    …nd social issues. “This heavy emphasis on research and entrepreneurship is underpinned by a determination to improve the student experience and outcome.” To choose just three – the Institute for Railway Research will help advance the technology of a mode of transport that is assuming enormous new relevance, not least as Britain prepares for its new high-speed lines; the International Institute for Accelerator Applications is working on the develop…

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  3. University Alliance responds to Russell Group call to restrict research funding

    …ntensive universities – but by no means all of it. Neither is all research undertaken within Russell Group universities of world-leading quality, according to the 2008 research assessment exercise (RAE) results. The proposal put forward by the Chair of the Russell Group, to restrict research funding to just 25 universities because they have ‘been highly successful in the past’ would be highly damaging to the UK research base. Put simply, his propo…

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  4. Using environmental DNA research to trace endangered or invasive species – University of Derby

    …accurate, cost-effective, and time-efficient method of surveying that causes less damage to vulnerable habitats and does not require expert staff to collect samples. The research team’s success lies in improving the way these methods can be used in freshwater environments, where eDNA is diluted and distributed by water movement and affected by environmental factors such as temperature and salinity. Their work has therefore involved rigorous valid…

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  5. Connecting people to employment in computing at Birmingham City University

    …s critical to enabling the employers’ selection and skills development processes. We have been part of the IoC for a number of years, it’s great to now be leading on the industrial Skills Bootcamps program for the West Midlands to provide the UK’s labour market with work-ready digital and tech talent. “A recently published government survey showed that 46% of businesses have struggled to recruit roles that require data skills, with over 200K vacan…

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  6. University Alliance Christmas Card Competition Winner Announced

    …tivated to show the way in which universities and University Alliance changes lives through their work; “The work of University Alliance helps us to pursue our childhood dreams, providing students with essential skills and fulfilling their potential. Nobody is born a leader, an artist or a scientist. It all begins with a child, dreaming of becoming somebody. Giving them a chance to become this somebody creates the next generation of people, who ar…

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  7. Health networks & partnerships: Developing a greater understanding of treatment of wounds and skin defects

    …sfield’s Institute of Skin Integrity and Infection Prevention to to better understand the ability of RES™ to effectively treat these types of skin wounds. The Institute of Skin Integrity and Infection Prevention is an inter-disciplinary group whose members can pool an enormous range of expertise. The research aims to gain further understanding of the cellular interactions present in RES™ and the roles these play in regenerating natural healthy ski…

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  8. New report shows ‘size doesn’t matter’ when it comes to research excellence

    University Alliance today publishes a new report that shows when it comes to research excellence, size doesn’t matter. Funding research excellence, conclusively demonstrates that the Government should not bow to pressure to fund research on the basis of scale; there is no evidence to support the claim that this would produce better research. On the contrary, the evidence points to quality being a driver of scale and not vice versa. The main findi…

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  9. “EQUALITY IS NOT AN OPTIONAL EXTRA” – University Alliance comment on UUK BAME Attainment Report

    …a good sense of belonging at their university, while institutions need an understanding of how a poor sense of belonging might be contributing to low levels of engagement, including with curriculums, and progression to postgraduate study, embedding best practice. Getting the evidence and analysing the data on the attainment gap: Universities need to take a more scientific approach to tackling the attainment gap – gathering and scrutinising data i…

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  10. Collaborative outreach: ‘Whole life-cycle’ outreach benefits community and students

    …he community. And at the same time improves the experience and outcomes of undergraduate students participating in the programmes. For example, in 2012/13, 84.3% of students who had taken part in Students in Classrooms and 79.5% of students who had taken part in Nottingham Trent Volunteering schemes achieved at least a 2:1 degree classification, compared with 67.5% of all Nottingham Trent University students achieving this standard. Pre-entry qual…

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