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Associate Professor Sascha Dov Bachmann (Associate Professor in International Law (Bournemouth University and Director of BU’S Centre for Conflict, Rule of Law and Society) and extraordinary Associate Professor in War… »
People with dementia often find it more difficult to understand and navigate built environments. Dementia-friendly environments compensate for impairments to maximise independence and quality of life. During the last week… »
The team presented the EROGamb project at William Hill Responsible Gambling week (Nov 5th – 7th, 2018). EROGamb project lead, Dr Raian Ali, gave a seminar at William Hill in London, which… »
On the 29th of November, Mark “Max” Maxwell (LTC), Deputy Legal Counsel, U.S. Africa Command visited the Centre for Conflict, Rule of Law and Society (CRoLS) and gave a topical… »
Matthew Robert Bennett, Bournemouth University and Marcin Budka, Bournemouth University Museums are often perceived as dusty cabinets full off dead and ancient things, especially those institutions you’ve never heard off…. »
€4.5 million has been granted to the INNOVATEDIGNITY project, by the European Commission, to educate the next generation of leaders to improve the quality of life and provide dignified sustainable… »
The next lecture in Bournemouth University’s popular inaugural lecture series will take audiences on a tour through the history of animation to its modern day uses. Computer animation merges an… »
The TACIT TRIAL has reached some important milestones recently. We closed the study to recruitment in July and we completed our last Tai Chi class earlier this month. Data collection… »
Image (L – R): CIPPM Faculty. BU’s Centre for Intellectual Property Policy & Management (CIPPM) has been awarded a three year grant to set up a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on ‘European… »
Conflict, Rule of Law and Society (CROLS) researcher, Jeffrey Wale, has published a paper on Screening Human Life in the Architecture Media Politics Society (AMPS) Journal Proceedings Series. This publication is… »
The INFOSOC seminar series, a project of the Bournemouth University Law Department, is underway. The informative talks available are listed below: Telematics insurance and the duty of data portability 7… »
Fotogrin/Shutterstock Sulaf Assi, Bournemouth University Over 35m people worldwide now use e-cigarettes, according to one estimate. In the US, this includes 4.5% of the adult population. But the rise in… »
Nursing for Long-Term Health (N4LH) is one of BU’s newest research centres. The buzz and energy at the team’s inaugural away day at the end of July 2018 was fantastic,… »
Within the Bournemouth University PIER (Public Involvement in Education and Research) partnership and the BU Research Centre for Seldom Heard Voices, the team have been re-evaluating the nature and purpose… »
This month saw the launch of the Dorset Community Foundation’s Hidden Dorset Report. Dr Mel Hughes, Seldom Heard Voices Research Centre and Academic lead for the PIER partnership supported the… »
The Dementia Education And Learning Through Simulation 2 (DEALTS 2) programme has been shortlisted for the 9th National Dementia Care Awards 2018 in the Best Dementia Training Initiative category, which recognises the vital… »
Darren Baker/Shutterstock Shelley Thompson, Bournemouth University Until this year, only 19 women had won a Nobel Prize for science – just 3% of the total winners. But the Nobel Committee’s… »
This was the core question for the Airspace Tribunal on 21 September at Doughty Street Chambers, where the case for and against the recognition of a new human right to… »
Tuesday 9 October is Ada Lovelace Day: a day to celebrate the achievements of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) fields. It was founded in memory of Ada Lovelace, (1815–1852)… »
Upon the portal being launched at RBCH, the team are now moving forward with our qualitative data collection. They will be interviewing registered nurses (RN) within the Older Person’s Medicine… »