University Council update
Our Chair of Council, Eileen Milner, after much careful consideration over a period of time and with great regret, has advised that she will be standing down from the role of Chair of Council.
News from 2023
Research into potential heart attack test part of 'Pint of Science' festival
Members of the public can hear University of Bradford academics talk about the latest in cutting edge science, including Dr Kirsten Riches-Suman whose expertise is on blood vessels and what causes them to prematurely age.
NASA space scientist to appear at Women's Weekender
An award-winning NASA space scientist who is looking for life on Mars will appear at the University of Bradford this Saturday, as part of a weekend celebrating local and international women.
'Trainee paramedics must learn about dementia,' says leading expert
Trainee paramedics at the University of Bradford taking part in a unique dementia course have reported feeling more knowledgeable and confident in assessing people with dementia.
Crypto regulation should incentivise ‘financial inclusion’ says Bradford fin-tech research group
Cryptoasset regulation in the UK should promote ‘financial inclusion’ - that’s the view of Responsible FinTech Research Group (ResFinTech), based at the University of Bradford.
Dan's Triple Marathon Challenge
If the thought of completing one marathon sounds challenging enough, how about running THREE marathons in just 35 days?
School of Law mock trials winner in driving seat
Winner of this year’s University of Bradford School of Law mock trials competition, David Eke revealed he never intended to enter the competition.
Try new foods in old age to ward off dementia
TRYING new foods as we age could help ward off dementia, according to academic research.
South Asian women choir that started at Theatre in the Mill to perform at King Charles III’s Coronation
Bradford's first South Asian Women's choir, Song-Geet, which began at the University of Bradford’s Theatre in the Mill, is to perform at the coronation of King Charles III.
Should cash be abolished?
Dr Rashmi Arora, Associate Professor in Development Economics, will be delivering a public talk on 'Should cash be abolished?' as part of Bradford's Pint of Science festival.