Researchers turn urine into a sustainable power source for powering electronic devices
Published on 18 April 2016Researchers at the University of Bath have developed an innovative miniature fuel cell that can generate electricity from urine.
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Researchers at the University of Bath have developed an innovative miniature fuel cell that can generate electricity from urine.
A researcher from the University of Bath has been awarded a new grant to develop an innovative way of assessing a key stage of the production of steel.
As of this month our MA in Interpreting and Translating (MAIT) provides more English booth interpreters for the United Nations (UN) than any other.
Researchers in the Department for Health suggest that current practices for grouping and evaluating young ballet dancers could be counterproductive.
New research presented from our Department of Social & Policy Science questions the belief that more education is 'good for you' and leads to higher wages.
The University of Bath is the only UK university to have installed a unique Nano-Lithography printing system, paving the way for nano-engineered semiconductors.
A new research consortium involving Professor Saiful Islam has been awarded £6.8 million to explore and develop next-generation lithium batteries.
A new advisory board consisting of leading international automotive experts has appointed University of Bath’s Professor Chris Brace as its UK representative
The University of Bath is to take part in the first wave of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’ (BIS) Science and Innovation Audit (SIA).
The Academy of Social Sciences has honoured the achievements of Professor Hugh Lauder from our Department of Education as its latest Fellow.