Using animal-alternative methods to model organisms
We are using computer-simulated methods (in-silico) to model organisms and better understand neural networks.
Case studies
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
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Using artificial intelligence in the fight against human trafficking
PhD student, Thao Do, is researching the capabilities and risks of using AI in combating human trafficking, to promote responsible AI use and empower survivors.
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Using bacteria to create spontaneous self-healing concrete
We're developing the first ‘smart concrete’ in the UK, using encapsulated bacteria to make structures that can heal and repair cracks and defects themselves.
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Using careers resources during my master's
MSc Management student, Xintong, talks about how she made the most of the Careers Service resources during her time at Bath.
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Using chemistry to improve the wellbeing of pets
Chemistry for Drug Discovery graduate, Molly Francis now leads product innovation in the pet supply industry.
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Using creative and technical approaches to environmentally friendly design
Daniel Fosas de Pando tells us what he enjoyed most about studying the MSc Architectural Engineering: Environmental Design.
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Using daffodils to create cancer treatments
We're exploring how compounds derived from natural products found in daffodils could be used in potential cancer treatments.
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Using dust clouds and geometry to reveal the secrets of space
With intergalactic distances reaching many thousands of lightyears, researchers turn to geometry to model galaxies and learn more about their evolution.
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Using fibre optics to tackle ICU infections
Dr James Stone and his research team are designing specialised optical fibres to help treat lung infections in some of the most vulnerable hospital patients.
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Using maths to model the National Health Service
Gabriel Harry shares how an MSc from the Department of Mathematical Sciences helped him gain experience with Health Education England.