News from 2022

UK-China polymer partnership marks 10th anniversary

The University of Bradford will this week mark the 10th anniversary of a ground-breaking partnership with China to promote research into polymers.

University appoints education and skills expert as its new Chair of Council

The University of Bradford has announced Eileen Milner as its new Chair of Council, its governing body, with responsibility for ensuring delivery of the University’s mission and strategy through an effective framework of governance and management.

Stage play puts lockdown dementia issue in spotlight

When University of Bradford researcher Dr Andrea Capstick and her colleagues began researching how the pandemic was affecting people living with dementia, she never expected her work would end up on stage.

Why we need more diversity (including more men) in nursing

The head of Nursing and Healthcare at the University of Bradford has called for greater diversity in nursing.

Excellent job prospects for Bradford midwives due to high level of training and national shortage

Midwifery graduates from Bradford enjoy almost 100 per cent employability, thanks to the University’s excellent reputation, and a national shortage of midwives.

Science… in pint-sized portions

Can we use lasers to find life on Mars? What is ‘art-science’? And what has neuroscience got to do with weight loss?

Award winning invention will do away with millions of single-use plastic bottles & cut Co2 emissions

A University of Bradford invention is set to remove the need for millions of single-use plastic bottles and tubes, bring increased environmental and health benefits and vastly reduce logistics costs and bring health benefits.

Barbara Castle diaries show grit, wit and honesty

A look at pioneering politician's hand-written notes 20 years after her death

Why our supply chains need to move from a ‘just-in-time’ to ‘just-in-case’ model

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Being Human festival announces BBC 100 Hub at the University of Bradford 

Being Human, the UK’s national festival of the humanities, has announced a £15,000 grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to create a festival Hub in Bradford with a special focus to celebrate the BBC centenary.