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  1. Times Higher – Research funding: report affirms it should be based on excellence, not size

    July 13, 2011

    …s well as, if not better than, larger research units”, while “the very largest research units do not seem to perform better than those of around median size”. It speculates that, rather than scale driving excellence, excellence enables small research units to grow by allowing them to attract more funding, while poor performance causes large units to shrink. “If funding was to be concentrated on the basis of scale, small excellent units would be lo…

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  2. Board Members

    …ir Steve West CBE Vice-Chancellor of University of the West of England Professor West trained as a Podiatrist and Podiatric Surgeon in London, working in the NHS and private sector. He held a number of academic and leadership roles before becoming Vice-Chancellor of UWE in 2008. Professor Shân Wareing Vice-Chancellor of Middlesex University Professor Shân Wareing started as Vice Chancellor of Middlesex University in April 2024. Professor Roderick…

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  3. #WeAreInternational blog: Fatima Muktar

    November 15, 2022

    …environment to international students from all over the world…” Fatima hopes her research will serve as best practice guidance to local authorities, policy makers, and private waste management sectors across the country, and assist them in setting up an effective waste management system. “I am proud to be studying my PhD at USW. I chose USW because it is an incredibly diverse university and provides a safe and welcoming environment to internation…

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    Fatima, a graduate student at the University of South Wales

  4. University leaders respond to Shadow Chancellor’s pledge to grow number of nurses

    September 26, 2022

    …s on quality over quantity in the number of placement hours a student must undertake to qualify. The UK requires our nursing students to undertake more hours of placement than almost any other country in the world. Even a small reduction in the number of hours needed would free up places for a higher number of students. A focus on assessing competence, rather than hours completed, would ensure both that our nurses are equipped to deliver outstandi…

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    Student nurses

  5. The Newham Plays – Middlesex University

    May 12, 2022

    …tural engagement, in which the plays are partnered and supported by local funders, partners and stakeholders. Its key impact includes: Developing skills, building confidence and boosting self-belief of over 250 young people from diverse backgrounds living in Newham Benefiting local organisations, raising awareness of Newham’s sites/venues and the heritage of the Borough, and enhancing cultural provision. The research behind it The London Borough o…

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  6. Monitoring air quality to protect public health – University of Hertfordshire

    May 11, 2022

    …ty’s Particle Instruments Research Group have worked with a number of businesses to translate their research into commercial devices to monitor air quality. The team’s ground-breaking design for a low-cost Optical Particle Counter, was taken up by Essex-based company Alphasense. Since 2015, over 18,000 units have been integrated into air quality monitoring systems in 70 countries. This delivered significant economic impact: at least £53.2m in asso…

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  7. University Alliance sets out its vision for a successful Lifelong Loan Entitlement in LLE blueprint

    May 5, 2022

    …the changes and new initiatives which could turbo-charge post-18 education under the LLE, making education more accessible to all learners throughout their lives and delivering the skills the country needs for the future. Key goals outlined in the paper are that the LLE should be: Accessible: everyone should be able to access the education that will support them to achieve their goals. Demand-driven: educational offerings should align with the nee…

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  8. Bjarnhéðinn (Badi) Guðlaugsson

    November 17, 2021

    After completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Southern Denmark and Masters at University of Iceland, Badi joined Teesside University in 2019 as part of the first cohort of Horizon2020 co-funded DTA3/Cofund doctoral fellows to undertake a PhD within the School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies. In an attempt to improve energy development decision-making processes, Badi’s is looking at the interrelationships and dy…

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  9. Smart sensors to detect water pipe leaks

    October 24, 2021

    …d issues are not dealt with efficiently, resulting in a loss of important resources or a drop in service. Academics from Birmingham City University are working with United Utility, a UK-based water company, and Greek technology firm, Singular Logic, to develop a solution. The IoT4Win project utilises smart sensors, Internet of Things, big data and AI technologies to solve several water use challenges, including providing real-time updates on the q…

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  10. Kaspar the Social Robot helping children with autism

    March 30, 2021

    …re basic emotions. Use a range of simplified facial and body expressions, gestures and speech to interact with children and help break social isolation. Respond autonomously to touch, using sensors on its cheeks, arms, body, hands and feet, to help children learn about socially acceptable tactile interaction. Engage in several interactive play scenarios to help children learn fundamental social skills such as imitation and turn-taking – skills tha…

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