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2010-03-30

Knowledge Transfer projects will help teachers and small businesses
Two new Knowledge Transfer projects have begun to help teachers and small businesses in the region.

2010-03-29

Controlling diseases – how can science inform public policy?
SARS, BSE and foot-and-mouth are just some of the infectious diseases that have threatened our health, economies and livestock over the last 20 years.

Building confidence for free
People in Wiltshire are being invited to attend a free four-day confidence-building workshop organised by the University of Bath.

2010-03-25

Researchers aim to help pregnant mums quit smoking
Researchers at the University of Bath are using new government funding to look at ways to help pregnant women quit smoking.

Participants wanted for survey on Bluetooth
Department of Computer Science PhD student Freya Palmer is looking for participants to take part in an online survey on Bluetooth.

2010-03-24

Vacancies for Membership of Senate
There are two vacancies for members of Academic Assembly to serve on Senate for a period of three years from August 2010 and one vacancy for a member of Academic Assembly to serve on Senate to July 2011.

Research to make car fuel from thin air
Researchers from the South West are working on a £1.4 million project that could take carbon dioxide from the air and turn it into car fuel.

Passive smoking in our homes and cars remains major hazard to the health of our children
Parents need to be better informed about the risks to their children of passive smoking according to a report from the Royal College of Physicians and backed by the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS).

2010-03-23

Frozen yoghurt student takes business know-how to Iceland
A student from the University of Bath is set to speak at a global entrepreneurship conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, run by the world renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this week (24-26 March).

Collection of images and comments from Bath Taps 2010
On Friday 12 March over 650 school children explored the link between science and art at a two-day, hands-on science fair that opened at the University.