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07/12/2023

Research project will develop new resources to support nutrition for older people from ethnic minority communities

The TANGERINE project will work with community groups to produce tailored recommendations and guidance to support good nutrition in older age

05/12/2023

Mobile walking trackers improve recovery after hip replacement, study finds

A simple walking monitor, like a FitBit, can increase the physical activity levels of people who undergo total hip replacement surgery, as well as improving their walking style and mental wellbeing.

05/12/2023

Graduate’s solution to waste and inequality on display at COP28

Product Design graduate Angela Piazza is displaying her final year project at the COP28 climate conference in Dubai. Her project.

01/12/2023

Modern photoshopping techniques date back to 17th century Dutch painters

The skills painters applied in the 17th century to bring out vividness in colour are the same as techniques used by AI to brush up modern-day photographs.

30/11/2023

Dorset Economy blog 49: Unproductive regions & the Autumn Statement

Professor Nigel Jump writes about the Autumn Statement and its impact on Dorset in the next of his blogs on the Dorset economy.

30/11/2023

BU-UHD partnership welcomes new Associate Professor of Nursing Practice

The BU-UHD partnership has appointed its first Associate Professor of Nursing Practice, Dr Lindsay Welch, in a move that will strengthen the collaborative working.

29/11/2023

New AI Partnership to speed up improvements in NHS care and working environments

Bournemouth University has teamed up with ImproveWell, a real-time feedback solution for staff to improve health and care, to use.

27/11/2023

Bournemouth University’s award-winning radio station

Bournemouth University Student Union-run radio station, Nerve 87.9 FM , attended the national Student Radio Awards at the O2 arena in London.

24/11/2023

BS and lies: Study identifies how political leaders spread disinformation

BS and lies are the most common form of misinformation perpetrated by leaders of political parties in Britain and Spain, BU research has found.

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