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EY to establish fintech research and technology hub in Bristol

The aim of the hub is to help "ramp up" capabilities in financial services design, data analytics and engineering

Birmingham Post

Plant-eating dinosaurs had varied eating styles, skull analysis suggests

Scientists say this difference in feeding mechanisms ‘set them up to dominate life on land for millions of years to come’.

The Independent UK

UWE and Bristol students working as full-time bus drivers to help beat debt

Students in the city are helping to fill dozens of vacancies in the sector

Bristol Post

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Little boy with 'blue tinge' had heart 'plugged in the wrong way round'

Louie Stokes, 13, will soon need open heart surgery for a third time - but an innovative new therapy could stop him needing any further procedures in the future

Wales Online

Doctors patch up baby’s heart defect with ‘stem cell plasters’ in a first

Scientists claim plasters can boost repair of heart tissue without being rejected by child’s body

The Independent UK

Meet the singing junior doctor who has released an album of songs about her patients

Dr Holly's debut album is out now

Bristol Post

Junior doctor records album of songs inspired by patients

Holly Dejsupa was inspired by the stories of patients she met on hospital placements.

The Independent UK

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Australians are worried about govt corruption: here are three ways to help fix it

Every year the global economy loses billions to corruption. Measures to combat it have a mixed track record.

360info

Special Report: Combatting corruption in democracies

From corruption in public works to whether anti-corruption political movements work, we seek out solutions to this global problem.

360info

Bristol University could rename buildings like Wills, Fry and Goldney due to links with slave trade

They are named after prominent families with connections to slavery

Bristol Post

Bristol now has a real life Doctor Hoo as university commends street poet Lawrence

"Being Dr Hoo still cracks me up. When I tell people they fall about laughing"

Bristol Post

‘Teen mothers can flourish too,’ says top graduate

Andante Singer graduated from the University of Bristol with her three-year-old son Atticus watching on.

The Independent UK

Top-of-class Ukrainian graduate vows to use degree skills to rebuild country

While Tomas Tokovyi was studying for a biochemistry degree, bombs were exploding near his family home.

The Independent UK

Blood groups: there are way more than you think – here's why they matter

You are probably aware of the two main blood group systems: the AB system and the rhesus system. Under the AB system, there are four main blood types A, B, AB and O. And each of these four types can be “rhesus positive” or “rhesus negative”. It may surprise you…

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The Guardian - UK

New hope for sickle cell patients as UK trial of lab grown red blood cells begins

World first clinical test could be good news for people with rare blood groups and those who need frequent transfusions

The Independent UK

‘Lab-grown red blood cells transfused in to person in a world first’

These red blood cells would mean people who require regular long-term blood transfusions could need fewer transfusions in the future.

Bristol Post

Fund to help University of Bristol students tackle cost of living crisis rises to £1 million

The university has almost doubled its assistance fund, however the Students' Union is hoping it can get permission for more ways to help

Bristol Post

PETA protests at University of Bristol dressed as 'zombie scientists'

The group were campaigning against the university's swim test

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How insect swarms can change the weather

Lightning bugs: A new study found that insects are a potent source of airborne electric charge

Inverse

The “butterfly effect” may be real, scientists find in bizarre insect study

Scientists find that insects have electrical charges that can impact atmospheric electricity on par with meteorological events.

Bristol Post

Natasha Abrahart's parents say Bristol University is 'dragging out' legal battle after her suicide

Natasha Abrahart's parents say it is 'worrying' the university 'don't seem to understand the ruling'

The Independent UK

Europeans were consuming milk 7,400 years ago, scientists find

Dairy fat traces found in pottery from the 54th century BC are the earliest evidence of people eating and drinking milk.

Wales Online

'People told me I was popular and successful but I felt like I wanted to die'

'I've reached out, I've chased people up, I've tried to get intervention. It was a complete dead-end'

Wales Online

Diners more likely to pick vegetarian dish when faced with 'eco-label' on menus - study

The University of Bristol has introduced a traffic light system rating the eco-friendliness of foods in its catered halls

Tribune News Service

Scientists discover Er, a rare new blood group system

Most people know about blood group ABO, with its positives and negatives, but they aren’t the only types. Now, scientists from the University of Bristol and NHS Blood & Transplant have discovered a rare new blood group system, and in the process solved two 30-year-old cases of hemolytic disease on…

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