A fond farewell to Pauline Young, Childcare Services Manager
Published on 27 September 2023Congratulations to Pauline Young who, after 20 years, is retiring from the University of Bath.
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News stories, service updates, and other important messages.
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Mind altering chemicals – have you had your daily DOSE?
Published on 27 September 2023Read the latest blog from our Learning and Organisational Development (L&OD) team.
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Patients in deprived areas are unable to see their GP for long enough
Published on 27 September 2023Scottish patients who live in socio-economically deprived communities are currently unable to see their GP for long enough to ensure their health needs are met.
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Book your place on the next 'Leadership Conversations' event
Published on 27 September 2023Network with colleagues from across the University and explore leadership styles.
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“Anti-tangle” molecule could aid search for new dementia treatments, say scientists
Published on 27 September 2023A team of scientists from Bath and Bristol have identified a protein fragment that could be a template for new therapeutics for dementia.
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Research England publishes third Knowledge Exchange Framework results
Published on 27 September 2023Results of the latest Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) show Bath is consistently performing at or above the level of comparable institutions.
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Richard Jackson appointed as new Director of Sustainability
Published on 27 September 2023Richard will join the University of Bath on 20 November.
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Bristol exhibition to raise awareness of ‘missing people’
Published on 26 September 2023A two-week exhibition, opening next month and led by Prof Brad Evans, will focus on the challenges of human disappearance, both in the UK and around the world.
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Strengthening collaborations in drinking water supply, treatment and delivery
Published on 26 September 2023The latest event as part of the Ignite+ series has taken place with the water industry to discuss challenges in drinking water supply, treatment and delivery.
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Study shows birds that have evolved greater complexity are less biodiverse
Published on 25 September 2023Research from the Milner Centre for Evolution shows that birds with more complex skeletons are more specialised and so are less species rich.