Dr Keren Bielby-Clarke, Lecturer in Life Sciences Simulation has won the award for Best TECH room oral presentation at the 2015 Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare Conference.
Diana was invited to the institute's prestigious 50th golden jubilee celebrations on 4th November, due to her longstanding relationship with the Institute.
A pre-registration placement tutor gives her feedback on Bradford's new MPharm programme which was launched in 2012.
Pharmacy students at the University of Bradford will lead the way in improving dementia care thanks to a pioneering addition to their course.
Researchers from the University of Bradford have joined forces with German high-tech company, Avant-garde Materials Simulation, to successfully predict the crystal structures of small organic molecules by computational methods without experimental input.
A respected businessman has been appointed as the go-to man to try and boost Ayrshire's business economy. Patrick Wiggins, BA Interdisciplinary Human Studies 1979, will spend the next six months trying to put more thrust into the sector.
On Friday 6th of November 2015 the University of Bradford welcomed Professor Ian Cumming and Professor Nicki Latham, Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer at Health Education England, along with Mike Curtis, LETB Director at Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber.
Our region's ambition is to become the best place in the UK for entrepreneurs to set-up and grow innovative businesses in the digital healthcare sector.
James Peacock, a Bradford Executive MBA student, wrote a winning essay for the 2015 Institute of Business Ethics annual student essay competition.
University of Bradford alumnus and Australian adventurer Huw Kingston, BSc Business Studies 1985, was this week recognised with the Spirit of Adventure Award at the Australian Geographic Society annual gala award event. The award comes within weeks of Kingston being appointed to the role of Community Ambassador with Save the Children Australia after his epic journey of mediterr année; a 14,000km, 12 month human-powered circumnavigation of the Mediterranean via sea kayak, trekking, ocean rowing and biking. A journey that raised nearly $100,000 for Save the Children.
