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  1. Measuring environmental pollution through bee hives

    October 14, 2021

    …he majority of our flowering plants, including many that produce crops for human consumption, rely on bees and other insects for pollination. Honeybees and other bee species are particularly important to our agricultural sector and the produce that eventually ends up on our supermarket shelves. Much of this worrying decrease in numbers has been widely attributed to the use of pesticides, fungicides, and other pollutants in our environment. Honeybe…

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  2. Obsessions with outcomes won’t deliver the flexible revolution

    February 15, 2021

    …nt’s favoured subjects (STEM, IT, and healthcare) are taking off, while recruitment for others (arts and humanities) is plummeting, particularly at lower tariff institutions. Time for a more rounded approach to HE quality It is difficult to see how flexible and modular provision can flourish in this landscape. If you ask universities why they do not offer more of it, conversation will quickly turn to the continuation metric in the TEF. Continuatio…

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

    December 18, 2019

    …t. University Alliance has argued for a system that supports the full spectrum of researcher mobility, enabling a much-needed increase in the number of postgraduate and early career researchers. The rumoured shake-up across Whitehall may create new departments that as a sector we need to quickly and effectively make our case to. Defining value The humanities and social sciences are often at the forefront of my mind when I think about research coll…

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  4. Alliance universities, global challenges and the future of the GCRF

    February 6, 2017

    …ping world. Given the central role of research and innovation in Britain’s humanitarian efforts overseas, the report emphasises the importance of getting the funding system right, supporting excellence wherever it is found, and the need for different sizes of grant for development projects. With the consolidation of seven research councils into UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), there may be a temptation to move towards fewer, larger grants for es…

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  5. Evidence highlighted by University Alliance proves that research excellence is not determined by volume alone

    December 16, 2009

    …nces. The same research proves that in subjects such as maths and arts and humanities, single researchers can undertake world-leading research with significant impact.” (3) “Furthermore, in the small number of science-based disciplines where there is a correlation between volume and quality, research found that there is no identifiable ‘threshold’ or ‘critical mass’ and volume is ‘evidently not the only factor’.” (1) Commenting on the value for mo…

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  6. Designing the cars of the future

    October 27, 2016

    …ts to bridge a shortfall in essential creative skills. The university also runs an Automotive and Transport Design Course which supports students to explore the cars, and transport systems, of the future. Students on this course are working with the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP) to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases from vehicles. They are developing feasible ideas and concepts for new-generation low carbon vehicles. These take up f…

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  7. New student loan design would enable universal access for first time

    June 26, 2014

    …cted using an online panel methodology and fielded from the 7th May 2014 to 16th May 2014 to achieve 1000 completes per target (No quotas were applied in field). 1. Parents* are more concerned about the size of their child’s student loan (64%) rather than the terms of repayment (29%). When parents* were asked whether they were more concerned about the size of a student loan or the terms of repayments, 64% felt the size of the loan was the biggest…

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  8. Dr. Ben Calvert

    …rked at the University of Gloucestershire, progressing from being a Course Leader, to Head of Department, to Dean of Faculty; a post that he held for six years. As a Dean, Ben managed across a broad discipline base including Schools of Media, Humanities, Art and Design and Computing and Technology. Ben established several new degree courses including Popular Music, Television Production and Radio Production, and was part of a team that secured Ski…

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  9. BCU architecture graduate helps build London’s Nightingale Hospital

    October 23, 2020

    …tion team were familiar with the product. Jordon Lambert said: “Having the design, construction and clinical team working in-house ensured that issues could be identified and resolved in a much more efficient workflow, allowing decisions to be made rapidly. I believe this to be a huge kudos to the construction industry as a whole – it can achieve great things when everyone truly collaborates towards the same goal. “The team, both at BDP and as a w…

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  10. Innovating Future Business 2017: Welcome the entrepreneurs

    April 28, 2017

    …, Helen Andrzejowska, Daniel Jones – University of Huddersfield Video game design company, Ocean Spark Studio Ltd, was formed by four third-year games design students during an enterprise placement year. They will pitch their current title, Tetra – Elemental Awakening, a third-person roleplaying tower defence game that blends various genres with the capacity for future expansion. Visit their website to learn more and see how you can trial the vide…

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