BD25 robot dog meets fans at Bradford City match
Bradford City fans were treated to an unusual visitor at their team’s latest match - the University of Bradford’s robot dog.
News from 2024
University of Bradford wins national social mobility award
The University of Bradford has won a prestigious national award for its work to increase social mobility.
Bradford academics in largest expert study on child myopia
The largest expert agreement on managing short-sightedness (commonly known as myopia) among children in the UK and Ireland has been produced with contributions by University of Bradford staff from the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences.
Mobile laboratory funding will bridge gap between land and sea
Archaeologists from the University of Bradford have won £720,000 in funding to purchase a suite of state-of-the-art survey equipment that can be deployed across the world.
Turing grants worth £850,000 awarded for 2024/5
The University of Bradford has been awarded £850,000 in Turing Scheme funding for 2024/25.
Student Central's £2m revamp with new dry bar
The bar at the old Student Central at the University of Bradford was rumoured to be one of the longest in the country, meandering through several rooms and serving alcohol throughout.
Knowledge transfer for Nature’s Laboratory
The University of Bradford has been commended by Yorkshire Universities for working with Nature’s Laboratory, a manufacturer of natural medicines and health products.
University excels in business start-ups, according to latest KEF
University of Bradford has been rated outstanding for its commercialisation and business start-up activities in the latest Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) results, published by Research England (part of United Kingdom Research and Innovation).
University commended by AHRC for its cultural impact
Higher education funding body the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) – part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) – has commended the University of Bradford for demonstrating real-world impact following a £7m investment in cutting-edge technology.
War, climate change and the economy and how to fix them
International security expert Emeritus Professor Paul Rogers from the University of Bradford says the Government could solve much of its financial “black hole” with a modest 2% wealth tax on the super rich or by scrapping the Trident nuclear submarine programme.