Changing your world

Our research changes your world

See the impact of research in the Faculty of Environment and Technology.

Powering the future Powering the future Harnessing the potential of microbial fuel cells, using unusual biological energy sources.
Sensing our health Sensing our health UWE Bristol researchers are developing cutting-edge technology called ‘magnetic-biosensors’ to accurately detect biological molecules.
Flooding in an urban environment Flood resilient communities UWE Bristol researchers co-work with communities and agencies to transform thinking on resilience to floods/extreme weather.
Tropical fish in the ocean Protecting our seas Research at UWE Bristol has been instrumental in establishing and protecting marine reserves.
Motion blur of cyclists and cars on a road Clearing the air UWE Bristol research has improved air quality management in the UK and around the world.
AIRBUS plane in flight over clouds Next generation flight design ‘OntoREM’ combines cutting-edge requirements modelling alongside project and business timelines, shaping the next generation of airplanes.
Motion blur picture of a London bus and commuters Connecting people to places UWE Bristol’s expertise in travel planning helped launch the age of online journey tools.
Row of houses on a blue sky background Shaping sustainable suburbs Researchers at UWE Bristol are helping to shape sustainable suburbs for the future.
Abstract representation of technology Machine Vision Couriers, freight handlers and other companies use a UWE Bristol technique to measure difficult solid objects in challenging environments.
A visual representation of public statistics Public statistics, individual privacy Agencies around the world use methods developed at UWE Bristol to safeguard people’s privacy when they release statistics to the public.
Construction industry professionals assessing buildings Collaborative culture in construction Collaboration and communication toolkits designed at UWE Bristol are changing things for the better.
CERN - Large Hadron Collider Making Big Data work for you UWE Bristol designed CRISTAL software is giving scientists the power to understand and analyse more data than ever before.

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