University of Bradford library and ICT featured in BBC2’s Great British Railway Journeys
The University of Bradford features in BBC2’s Great British Railway Journeys, to be broadcast on BBC2 this Friday (June 23).
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Bio-Partnering event success crucial to future of cancer therapeutics
Delegates from across the region gathered in Bradford recently for the second annual ‘Bio-Partnering’ conference.
Let students use ChatGPT, says academic
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Bradford undergraduates outperform national average in securing highly-skilled jobs, new statistics show
New figures show University of Bradford undergraduates are outperforming the national average when it comes to securing employment in highly-skilled jobs.
Seeing Success Clearly: Bradford Academic Crowned BCLA Myopia Management Practitioner of the Year
A University of Bradford academic has been named ‘Myopia Management Practitioner of the Year’ by the British Contact Lens Association (BCLA) for her work to slow down the progression of short-sightedness in children.
Footballers need more help with mental health, according to academic survey
NEARLY a quarter of footballers could be heading for problems with their mental health if left without preventative support.
Games industry elite gather in Bradford for Game Republic Student Showcase
Some of the UK’s leading games companies gathered in Bradford for the 2023 Game Republic Student Showcase - sponsored by PitStop Productions - which saw seven university and college teams compete for seven awards.
MBA summit draws top business leaders for inaugural launch
Some of the UK’s leading business minds will help launch the University of Bradford’s first ever MBA Management & Leadership Summit.
‘Human qualities are essential for managing risk,’ says senior banker at University of Bradford event for AI talent
A former chief risk officer at one of the world’s biggest banks has highlighted the enduring importance of human qualities in helping to manage risk in a fast-changing and increasingly technology-driven world.
Scientist behind artificial blood vessel says 'off-the-shelf' organs are the future
Medics will be able to choose from a “supermarket shelf” of artificial human tissue and organs within the next 40 years, according to a leading academic.