Long Train Running-Bradford engineer reflects on a long and diverse career
Now an International Author, Tony Boobier, graduated in Civil and Structural Engineering in 1979 and reflects on a diverse, full and extremely interesting career.
News from 2018
Podcast looking at the issue of Pain
Professor Marcus Rattray took part in the Conversation’s podcast on Pain
Understanding images in biological and computer vision
Professor of Visual Perception Marina Bloj is co-organiser of a forthcoming event at The Royal Society examining recent advances at the junction of biological and computer vision.
Entrepreneurs in Residence
The Faculty of Management and Law (FoML) has created the new role of Entrepreneur in Residence. The purpose of this position is to inspire students and members of staff within the faculty to embrace, practice and learn from entrepreneurial
A new breed of entrepreneurial consultant
Students on our exiting new Masters programme, MSc Applied Management ＆ Entrepreneurship (AME), have been working with Yorkshire based companies over the summer to develop real entrepreneurial ideas.