What is human-computer interaction?
Human-computer interaction (HCI), is the study of how technology influences the way we make sense of the world.… Read more
Category: Research
Building a better world: My journey into sustainable engineering
Building a better world: My journey into sustainable engineering
Fuelled by her childhood curiosity, Professor Kathryn Terzano’s journey into Engineering stems from a deep love for people and the planet.… Read more
Exploring digital health through a broader lens
Exploring digital health through a broader lens
How an unexpected encounter with engineering inspired Neshika Wijewardhane’s academic pathway.… Read more
Should I apply for a PhD?
Should I apply for a PhD?
A PhD can be a really exciting road to take, but before you apply you need to consider whether it’s the right route for you.… Read more
Sustaining the Suspension Bridge: digital twinning the built environment
Sustaining the Suspension Bridge: digital twinning the built environment
The smooth running of everyday life is hugely dependent on our national infrastructure.… Read more
Improving lives through engineering
Improving lives through engineering
This National Engineering Day, we’re celebrating staff and students at the University of Bristol who are improving lives through engineering.… Read more
Shaping the future of clean tech with additive manufacturing
Shaping the future of clean tech with additive manufacturing
Electrical machines will play a major role in breaking our dependency on fossil fuels, but they need to be lighter and more efficient to properly meet our future demands.… Read more
Emissions-busting morphing blades for helicopters
Emissions-busting morphing blades for helicopters
There’s a huge amount of innovation taking place in the aeronautical sector.… Read more
Egocentric computer vision – a giant leap
Egocentric computer vision – a giant leap
Artificial Intelligence can digest and codify the information sighted humans take for granted in our day-to-day processing.… Read more
Democratising microfluidics: getting ‘lab on a chip’ tools to where they’re needed most
Democratising microfluidics: getting ‘lab on a chip’ tools to where they’re needed most
A team from the University of Bristol has developed a low-cost way of prototyping microfluidic devices, which could revolutionise access to medical diagnostic devices.… Read more