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2 days ago · Trilobites are a completely extinct kind of arthropod, the group of jointed-legged animals that includes more than a million species of insects, crabs, spiders, and centipedes alive today. They are one of the most abundant and diverse lifeforms in fossil deposits of the Palaeozoic Era, surviving from 521 million years ago to 250 million years ago.
- June: Novel IMSET therapeutic
Scientists at the University of Bristol have uncovered a new...
- June: Section 28 and Me
A new show created by artist and performer Tom Marshman in...
- June: Novel IMSET therapeutic
5 days ago · Scientists at the University of Bristol have uncovered a new disease driving mechanism which they are aiming to target to help treat the development of atherosclerotic plaques.
5 days ago · The Conversation features articles by academics from the University of Bristol, a leading Russell Group institution with a global reputation for research and education. Explore topics ranging from history and culture to science and society.
1 day ago · University researchers say they have made a "key breakthrough" in the development of tactile robotic hands. Led by Prof Nathan Lepora, a professor of robotics and AI, at the University of Bristol ...
5 days ago · Press release issued: 24 June 2024. A new study reveals inadequacies in menstrual health education provision in English schools. Findings highlight a lack of practical information being offered, pupils being taught too late, and attitudes which perpetuate stigma.
3 days ago · On 18 th June, the University of Bristol Business School hosted an enlightening event titled “Engagement & Relevance – Point and Counterpoint”, featuring speakers Professor Martin Parker and Professor Robin Holt. The session provided a compelling discourse on the current state of academia, its evolution, and its impact on both research ...
1 day ago · Researchers at Bristol University have developed a four-fingered robotic hand with artificial tactile fingertips, an advance that marks a breakthrough in the development of dextrous robotics. University of Bristol. The robotic hand is capable of sensing and rotating objects in any direction and orientation, a task which the Bristol team said it ...
