'AI lifeguard' start-up wins international award
University of Bradford Executive MBA student Karl Baz has won a top international award after developing an ‘AI lifeguard’ called Deep Blue.
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School pupils on campus for star-studded BBC festival
Stars from social media, television and radio were among the guests inspiring youngsters at an event held at the University of Bradford.
Bradford graduate’s best-selling novels on TV
A TV drama series based on the novels by a University of Bradford graduate is set to be broadcast.
Interested in sociology? Listen to the experts...
Broadcaster and University of Bradford social work student Samea Mahboob will interview academic, author and fellow broadcaster Dr Yunis Alam, head of the Department, Sociology and Criminology and Business & Community Engagement Consultant Urfan Faqir on Sunday (February 9).
Speed networking event flies flag for STEMinism
Are you interested in science, technology, engineering and maths? Would you like to connect with experts in the field to grow your network of contacts?
Community projects to benefit from University-backed fund
Community projects will benefit from a £800,000 fund, part of a project which includes the University of Bradford.
Fake doctor who prescribed shampoo inspires play
The story of a man who falsely posed as a doctor for 30 years is the inspiration behind a new play produced by Theatre in the Mill, an arts organisation based on the University of Bradford campus.
Burns unit visit part of 56for56 appeal
Firefighters from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) visited the University of Bradford-based Burns Unit after crews launched a £56,000 fundraising appeal to mark the 40th anniversary of the Bradford City fire.
Bradford’s scholars from across the world celebrated
The potential leaders of tomorrow on a scholarship programme at the University of Bradford have been celebrated.
AI-powered eye surgery could mean the end for glasses post cataract surgery
A revolutionary approach that uses AI to help improve cataract surgery outcomes could mean the majority of post-op patients no longer need glasses.