Estates Electricians knock it out of the park in our annual staff rounders tournament
Published on 12 August 2024Nearly 50 staff attended a friendly rounders event hosted by the Sports Department last month.
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AI poses no existential threat to humanity – new study finds
Published on 12 August 2024Large language models like ChatGPT cannot learn independently or acquire new skills, meaning they pose no existential threat to humanity.
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A few words with…Sophie Collet
Published on 12 August 2024Sophie Collet took up the role of Director of Research and Innovation Services (RIS) on 12 August 2024. We speak with Sophie to find out a bit more about her!
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OpenFlexure Microscope selected for the 2024 WHO compendium
Published on 9 August 2024The OpenFlexure Microscope has been selected for the 2024 WHO compendium of innovative health technologies for low-resource settings.
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Nathan Roberts and Carolin Villforth win Doctoral Recognition Awards
Published on 9 August 2024Physics’ PhD Student Nathan Roberts and Director of Studies Carolin Villforth win Doctoral Recognition Awards
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Physics Department holds fourth Eureka conference focussed on Knowledge Exchange and Research Impact
Published on 9 August 2024The Physics Department held the Eureka 2024 conference on 11th July. It brought together businesses and GW4 academics to focus on knowledge exchange and impact.
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Dr Fabio Nemetz awarded 2024 National Teaching Fellowship
Published on 8 August 2024The award recognises Fabio’s outstanding impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession in higher education.
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Criminologists: Victorian prisons must stay open for now - but a new strategy is needed
Published on 8 August 2024Victorian prisons will need to remain in service alongside the development of a clear strategy to define their role, say academics.
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Safety in the City of Bath
Published on 6 August 2024The University provides guidance and outlines sources of support.
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Ketogenic Diet reduces friendly gut bacteria and raises cholesterol levels
Published on 5 August 2024A University of Bath study reveals that ketogenic low-carbohydrate diets can increase cholesterol levels and reduce beneficial gut bacteria.