Raymond Warren obituary Other lives: Music professor and composer whose work often focused on Christian responses to suffering The Guardian - UK · Jul 30, 2025
UK switches on AI supercomputer that will help spot sick cows and skin cancer Hopes £225m Isambard-AI in Bristol will unleash new era of technological, medical and social breakthroughs The Guardian - UK · Jul 17, 2025
Graduate overcomes life-changing injuries to fulfil dream of becoming a doctor Paul Edwards was 17 and studying for his A-levels when he was knocked off his motorbike, suffering multiple fractures. Evening Standard · Jul 9, 2025
Scientists create robots from rice paper Edible material offers new applications for robotics The Independent UK · Jun 27, 2025
Self-swab ‘rape kits’ being marketed at students a ‘serious concern’ Kits allow victims to take a swab and send it to be tested for the DNA of an alleged perpetrator The Independent UK · Jun 21, 2025
3D-printed homes tested against earthquakes for the first time — 'Dramatic leap forward' hailed for potential use in earthquake-prone countries Professors from the University of Bristol have put together a giant earthquake simulator that shakes 3D-printed buildings to test for safety. Tom’s Hardware · Jun 16, 2025
'We've got a new mystery on our hands': Titan's weird wobble just got even stranger New research reveals more about why Saturn's large moon tilts, a puzzle that has intrigued scientists for decades. Space · Jun 10, 2025
55 Shower Thoughts That Were Funny Until You Realized They Were Technically True (New Pics) "A less than 100% chance we will wake up." Bored Panda · May 2, 2025
More than half of graduates ‘would have made different decision on studies’ Students who have second thoughts should be more informed about what options are available for them to alter their course or university, report said. The Independent UK · Apr 1, 2025
Student to cycle 2,500km for charity after his mother overcomes cancer Jesper Hartikainen will cycle around 200km a day from London to the Finnish capital, Helsinki. Evening Standard · Mar 12, 2025
Feed your children fish to make them kinder and more sociable, study suggests Fish is a rich source of omega-3, selenium and iodine - which are key to child development The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2025
Eating fish linked to sociable personality in children A new study tracked children’s eating habits. The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2025
How satellites revolutionised climate change science Until relatively recently, humans were limited by the horizon. Climate scientists of the early 20th century could gather data from the world around them and perhaps what they were able to see from a hot air balloon or plane. But the really big picture – the global snapshot – remained… The Conversation · Feb 19, 2025
One in 10,000 chance: Newlyweds win same university scholarship Maria Aguillon and Santiago Muriel discovered they had earned the prestigious scholarship just days after they tied the knot Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2025
Evening Standard · Feb 13, 2025 Confidence in the British economy slumps to record lows among the wealthy Faith in the government even worse than in the aftermath of Liz Truss’s infamous mini-Budget
Evening Standard · Jan 24, 2025 Syrian who was blinded during war graduates from top UK university Maher Fattouh, now 32, was injured when he was caught in a bomb explosion as he crossed into Lebanon in 2014.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2025 Child deaths in England rising above pre-pandemic levels, study finds Number surges after temporary decline during lockdowns, with rate higher for children from non-white backgrounds
Evening Standard · Jan 22, 2025 Inspiring graduate was first in her family to go to school after fleeing Taliban Gurvin Chopra has graduated from the University of Bristol with a master’s degree in human rights law
The Independent UK · Jan 1, 2025 Smartwatch technology could help people quit smoking, study finds The research, by the University of Bristol, was completed by 18 participants.
LiveScience · Dec 16, 2024 World's 1st nuclear-diamond battery of its kind could power devices for 1000s of years The world's first nuclear-diamond battery uses carbon-14 to power devices for more than 10,000 years.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2024 Voters broadly accept Reeves’s £40bn of tax rises, research shows Almost half of those surveyed by Bristol academics said increases were ‘necessary’ to improve public services
Tom’s Hardware · Dec 5, 2024 Scientists develop the world’s first carbon-14 diamond battery, offering a 5,000-year lifespan — the device uses radioactive decay to generate low power levels A UK research team built carbon-14 diamond batteries that could potentially deliver power for thousands of years.
The Conversation · Dec 2, 2024 Peatlands urgently need to be restored for UK to meet emissions targets The headline goal of the UK’s peatland strategy – a framework published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) that sets out how to improve UK peatlands – is simple, yet ambitious. The aim is for 20,000km² (2 million hectares) of UK peatland to be kept in good…
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2024 Great Britain ‘lags behind’ Europe on betting ad regulation, says gambling charity Public health concerns fuel restrictions across comparable markets, yet laws remain ‘lenient’
The Guardian - UK · Oct 26, 2024 ‘Five to ten seconds appears to be optimal’: the science behind hugs As an airport limits goodbye cuddles to three minutes, here’s a guide to different embraces, and their positive effects