Nanotechnology, a cashless society and healthy fat: Bradford’s Pint of Science festival
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News from 2026
Non-violent action is key to Sudan, says Nobel Peace nominee
NOBEL Peace Prize nominee Irene Santiago, who helped end a 50-year conflict in her native Philippines, has urged women in Sudan to organise non-violent action.
Former F1 engineer to encourage girls and women into engineering
A former F1 trackside engineer, who has worked alongside Sir Lewis Hamilton, will be part of an event to encourage girls and women into engineering next Tuesday (May 2).
School of Management launches podcast series
LEADING academics from the University of Bradford’s School of Management and business experts will be sharing their thoughts and giving advice on responsible management in a new series of podcasts.
The digital deal: how AI and machine learning are transforming business transactions
Ten years ago, if former corporate banker Michel Driessen wanted to understand how a company operated, he would visit the site in person and walk around to get a feel for it. Now he sends a drone.