Funding opportunities under demand management
Published on 3 May 2022The 澳门六合彩开奖记录2023 has demand management in place for several research funding opportunities, as required by the external funder for quality assurance.
Announcements
News stories, service updates, and other important messages.
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Prof Tony Perry accepts an advisory role with the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
Published on 2 May 2022Professor Tony Perry has been appointed to the Scientific and Clinical Advances Advisory Committee of the UK fertility regulator (the HFEA)
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UK slips down Elite Quality Index 2022
Published on 29 April 2022The UK has dropped from third to eight in the latest Elite Quality Index 鈥� according to analysis by 澳门六合彩开奖记录2023 economist Professor Maik Schneider.
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The University is saddened to learn of the death of Tom Britten
Published on 29 April 2022Tom was Commercial Director at Bath from 2018 to 2021.
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The growing menace of flavoured and menthol tobacco
Published on 28 April 2022New research paper explores the importance of flavoured and menthol products for tobacco markets in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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RIS to run a Writing Retreat this July to support academic staff with their research grant success
Published on 28 April 2022Research Development in RIS will host a Writing Retreat off campus in July, for dedicated time to develop high quality research proposals with academic staff.
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VIDEO: 25 April Virtual Town Hall
Published on 27 April 2022Hear from our Vice-Chancellor and other members of the University Executive Board.
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Power BI Service updates
Published on 27 April 2022Users of the Power BI Service should be aware of upcoming changes to improve data security, governance and functionality
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Vice-Chancellor's Outreach Awards
Published on 27 April 2022The Vice-Chancellor's Outreach Awards 2024 are open for nominations - deadline extended to 31 May.
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New modelling shows 鈥榮hielding鈥� instead of lockdowns would have led to tens of thousands more deaths
Published on 26 April 2022Analysis from researchers in Bath's Department of Mathematical Sciences challenges the belief that just shielding the vulnerable would have contained COVID-19.