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Inspiring Black Engineers and Scientists

Posted on 30/10/202031/05/2022 by Clare Lapworth

Inspiring Black Engineers and Scientists

As we come to the end of Black History Month, we want to celebrate and pay tribute to some of our students and the outstanding contributions they’ve made to help make the university a place for everyone.… Read more

Posted in Engineering Design, Engineering Maths, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, Student StoriesTagged Aerospace Engineering, Students

Minecraft in lockdown

Posted on 20/05/202022/05/2020 by sophie.paterson

The Merchant Ventureres Building (home of Computer Science at the University of Bristol) in Minecraft

Minecraft in Lockdown

Online communities have long given people an opportunity to connect, play and make friends.… Read more

Posted in Computer Science, Our Community, Student StoriesTagged minecraft, Students

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