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Press release archive

2008

September

• Science Café: synthetic biology - hype and hope
• University launches website to report on campus development consultation

August

• Deputy Vice-Chancellor to retire after 37 years
• Team Bath continue unbeaten start to season
• Student hockey-player selected to represent Canada at Junior Pan American Games
• Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington to open UK School Games
• Bath-based Heather Fell achieves silver success in Beijing
• Bath researchers study how cancer cells come unstuck
• Action imminent for Team GB’s University of Bath based modern pentathlon contingent
• Paxman to quiz Bath students on University Challenge
• University of Bath to host one of only five intensive training swimming centres
• Porter Jamie wins 100km Mongolian ultra marathon by running to work every day
• University of Bath sport scientist helps Team GB achieve its best
• University to help women entrepreneurs achieve business goals
• Dream start continues for Team Bath FC
• University of Bath’s Sheaf brothers to compete at Beach Volleyball’s Junior World Championships
• Wealth of Olympic talent based at University of Bath
• Team Bath FC continue impressive start to season
• University supports local community youth film project
• University of Bath based duo lead out contingents at spectacular Opening Ceremony
• Team Bath’s Foster to carry flag for Great Britain
• University of Bath plays host to hockey festival
• Student dotcom entrepreneur wins national award

July

• Anna Ford opens University of Bath’s new art collection
• Be a part of our football club's successful team
• Student designs prize-winning Olympic starting blocks
• Degree in funeral services offered for the first time in UK at University of Bath
• Student engineers race to become UK winners at Silverstone
• Beijing boost for Bath-based duo
• Bath pupils shine at Rolls Royce Innovation Awards 2008
• Nearly 300,000 illegal drug users in England claim state benefits – according to new research
• Athletes produce strong performances at National Championships
• Bacterial polymers may hold key to curing diseases, say researchers.
• Project to encourage healthy lifestyle habits in school leavers
• Memorial fund is launched to support local doctors
• Bath student to carry Maltese flag at 2008 Olympic Games
• Public invited to view rare art collection by Mary Fedden OBE
• Two Team Bath pentathletes selected for Beijing Olympics
• Networking event: why websites are an essential marketing tool
• Business Admin graduate named BUSA sportswoman of the year
• Local pupils offered taster of university life on campus
• Chemistry professor wins award for green energy materials
• Bath graduate hits only goal of hockey game to beat France

June

• Bath academic wins award from World Health Organisation
• Bath lecturer is awarded prestigious fellowship
• Sport practitioners to be trained in behaviour change to improve health in the UK
• Cricket hero Sir Ian Botham collects honorary degree
• New research reveals the true origins of Lyme disease and predicts how it will spread
• Blind student overcomes challenges to gain first class degree
• Stars of ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ to perform at Dance Festival
• Local school pupils to design and race dragster
• Students take the two top prizes in international essay competition
• OBE for University's Deputy Vice-Chancellor
• New MSc in Sports Physiotherapy gets the stamp of approval
• Graduate comes a step closer to making his England A hockey debut
• Bath pupils to become climate change ambassadors
• Public workshop – technical solutions to long-term health conditions
• Chance for local carers to discover what support is available
• Arthritis sufferers invited to hear about a new treatment
• Bath graduate Katy wins bronze for modern pentathlon in World Championships
• Free GCSE Physical Education summer school offered to local pupils
• Prototype of machine that copies itself goes on show
• Talented school pupils to design and build rockets at Uni

May

• University secures innovative funding package for its investment strategy
• The challenging relationship of the European Union and the United States
• Local school children help save Dr Who
• Bath graduate becomes third Team Bath player in world's top club netball competition
• Expert from Kew Gardens to talk on saving the rarest plant species
• Bath Science Café: CO2 and cars: what's the problem?
• Local pupils to hear bangs and whizzes at the University of Bath
• Gender-integrating sport helps improve men’s attitudes toward women, study shows
• Bath and Loughborough to go head-to-head in a 30-day running challenge
• Cookey is Player of the Year
• Team Bath FC win promotion to Conference South
• Public lecture: Defeating the enemy within - cancer drug design for the new millennium
• Academy honour for Bath medicinal chemist

April

• Former Chairman of HM Revenue and Customs to talk in Bath
• Bath's bloomin' students competition: win vouchers worth £150
• Bath students reach final of national competition
• University cyclist tackles Euro mountains
• Women more likely to buy Fair Trade foods, research says
• Free public lecture to explore the possibilities of silicon
• Free networking event to reveal secrets of women entrepreneurs
• Environmental management course wins backing of LRQA
• Community projects cut alcohol disorder, shows research
• Public lectures: new lunchtime programme for Bath
• Good industrial relations keep unemployment down, study shows
• University to help South West firms work out ‘carbon footprints’ for their products
• Spectacle of Middle Eastern dance comes to Bath
• Talk to explore daily dramas of women through poetry
• Bath Science Café: Low carbon houses – a future for our children
• Mitosis gets harder thanks to new gene discovery
• Environmental management course wins backing of LRQA
• Bath researcher wins endurance run despite rain and gales

March

• Have your say on University campus development
• Young people to get creative at University this Easter
• Costing the Earth: environmental expert to talk in Bath
• Free lecture in Bath: extracting the bite from malaria
• Bath researcher tipped to win ultra endurance run
• Crab-like robot could benefit undersea exploration
• First ‘rule’ of evolution suggests that life is destined to become more complex
• Free public lecture: engineering design from cathedrals to cars
• Fruit Aid project wins student business plan competition
• UK doctorate course kick-starts Swiss nurse practitioner training
• Red tape hits workers, study shows
• Free public lecture looks at driving down carbon footprint
• Student business plan competition: enterprising finalists chosen
• Students compete at World Championships in Spain
• Buccs hockey team return to winning ways
• Students win ‘Dragon’s Den’ style national enterprise campaign
• Free public lecture to explore impact of stem cell research
• Free public lecture examines relationship between formula and shape
• Ant & Dec at the STV
• Last-gasp winner stuns Team Bath FC

February

• Science fair for local pupils to be held at University of Bath for first time
• Bath pupils challenge UK schools to monitor local pollution
• Cousins and Hotchen triumph at under-19 badminton champs
• Acne may prevent people from participating in sport and exercise, says research
• Funding award helps scientists target cancer progression
• Buccs hockey players suffer Southgate setback
• Free showcase lecture focuses on improving health and healthcare
• Ball boys and girls sought for international tennis event
• Team Bath FC go down to late Gloucester strike
• University is a sector leader in student retention
• Kat captures ladies’ tennis title
• Buccs hit Bankers for six
• Bath Science Café: How the genome project reveals our evolutionary past
• New programme of free public lectures for Swindon
• ‘T-ray’ breakthrough signals next generation of security sensors
• Biodiversity in Madagascar: new project explores genetic ‘landscape’ of wetland birds

January

• New programme of free public lectures is launched
• Pickering sprints to Glasgow victory
• Lock poised for 100th TeamBath FC appearance
• Head athletics coach features on BBC 2's Sportsround
• Burns and Nartey in the medals at Commonwealth Judo Championships
• Netballers stunning last quarter display blows away Hurricanes
• Number of Russian women smokers has doubled since Soviet collapse
• Bromley adds World Cup gold to European bob skeleton title
• Public lectures: launch of new lunchtime programme
• Public lectures: new lunchtime programme for Swindon
• Bath part of £5 million research centre to tackle smoking
• Discovery cuts cost of next generation optical fibres
• Bath is the new home for experts on Latin America
• BOA chooses Aldershot as 2012 preparation base
• Science Café: Artificial intelligence is here to stay

2007

December

• Scientists develop new drug candidate to outflank cancer resistance
• New short courses for local business people
• University student wins national volunteering award
• Project to look at best way to find defects in aircraft and racing cars
• Women persist in plastic surgery treatments that are not working, research says
• University of Bath chooses architects for campus arts complex
• University staff to go online to save energy
• The University of Bath's winter graduation ceremonies begin today
• Light is shed on new fibre's potential to change technology
• Anti-drinking campaign ads may be “catastrophically misconceived”
• Mobile phone entrepreneur to speak at Bath-India Economic Forum
• Online game created to stop dangerously-loaded caravans
• Swimming action returns with Team Bath Grand Prix
• New student accommodation is environmentally ‘excellent’
• Yeovil student wins prestigious Jeremy Fry Memorial Scholarship
• Student residences compete to save energy
• Bath Science Café: Vaccines – heroes of health care
• Stop smoking services are reducing the UK’s health gap, shows study

November

• Emma gets senior England hockey call-up
• Public lecture: The first casualty of war is truth
• Hignett selected for Euro Cross Country Champs
• The Strategy of Tension and the Politics of Nonreconciliation
• Stroke survivors call for better community support
• Massive Canadian oilfield could be exploited using new UK system
• Fear is stronger motivator to get fit than hope for those worrying about their bodies, says study
• University staff member wins structural engineering supreme award
• University student selected for national volunteering award
• Italian right-wingers refuse to face up to neo-fascist role in terrorism, says book
• Set sail at a lunchtime lecture
• Chippenham pupils triumph in University enterprise competition
• Student from Hong Kong wins new scholarship
• 'Cogwheel' discovery could lead to more efficient and greener fuel-cells
• Team Bath players help England power to World Champs semis
• Under strength Team Bath netballers suffer second defeat
• New book looks at British foreign policy and the Church of England
• Bath physicists' discovery about harnessing light makes Science magazine
• Public lecture: the birth of photography and the art of making photograms
• Public lecture: Composing for natural history
• Free public lecture discusses Madame Palatine
• University to hold public exhibition on Masterplan issues
• Students to learn the secrets of getting rich and staying happy
• Research suggests mechanism for acne drug’s link to depression
• Bath nanotechnology facility is made available to other UK universities
• Team Bath fairytale ends in Chasetown defeat
• Wide-ranging short courses on offer for the weekend
• Public lecture: Dig for victory in wartime Britain
• Public lecture: The future of hospice care in the UK
• Chemical engineer who used a saucepan to develop a way of eliminating radioactive waste wins award
• Porter to present first copy of his book to colleague
• Bath pain researchers to develop therapy that can be delivered in the home
• Science Café: I’m an astronomer - ask me anything!
• Public lecture: Bristol’s music and musicians in the region, nation and empire
• Teenagers have film selected for festival final
• Public lecture explores the depths of space

October

• Canham nets hat-trick as TeamBath beat league leaders
• Region’s top businesswomen to share success stories
• Fibromyalgia pain caused by neuron mismatch, suggests study
• NFL looking to expand into Britain by degrees
• Dibens is off-road World Champion
• Public lecture: The history of death and dying
• Over a third of former American Football players interviewed had sexual relations with men, says study
• Conference organised at University to mark 50th anniversary of European Union
• New Hi-Five Netball League launched
• Honorary degree for researcher who improved customer-supplier relations
• Public lecture: the hidden power of advertising
• University offers free business courses for Enterprise Week
• Late Pearson save secures point in hockey game
• International football comes to Bath
• Public lecture: Thomas Stephens, the forgotten Wiltshireman and his mission to the East
• Hat-trick man Townley picks up football award
• Upgraded hockey pitch to make weekend debut
• Mariana wins Yorkshire National Elite Open Badminton title
• World Cup Judo medals for Fallon and Singleton
• Free public lecture: Lowering our carbon footprint
• Public lecture on the science of blood flow
• Mike is judo research President
• Cargo strike secures point in hockey match
• ‘On Camp with Kelly’ Athletes and Coaches Get-Together in Bath
• Nobel prize winner speaks of his "delight" at receiving award
• Enterprising school students enter Dragon’s Den
• US academic shares views on obesity epidemic
• Weekend courses in October
• Zambia 2008 - students wanted
• Video conferencing could help resolve conflicts at work and at home, researchers say
• Lunchtime lecture: the people of Neolithic Britain
• University of Bath signs agreement with Abbey bank
• “The Beach” in Bath
• Rugby kick success may come down to swing of the arm, shows research
• Discovery offers hope of halting Motor Neurone Disease progression
• Public lecture: the ancient art of sacred geometry
• Families invited to get drawing
• Science Café: Fifty years since Sputnik
• Fossil data plug gaps in current knowledge, study shows
• Free lecture: the science of the swerving free kick
• Cameron and other politicians should turn to celebrities to get votes, says research
• Cameron and other politicians should turn to celebrities to get votes, says research
• Student's research work could help make tennis matches fairer

September

• Protestant countries have higher employment rates, study shows
• 'US universities disturbingly over-commercialised' says new book
• Free public lecture: the climate change debate
• 'US universities disturbingly over-commercialised' says new book
• University “pleased” to be in top ten in Sunday Times guide
• Seminar promises to grow business fast
• Last-minute places for part-time courses
• TeamBath nets regional award and bids for national prize
• Study shows how the zebrafish gets his stripe
• Sporting success Points West!
• Translation firm launches language news online
• New short courses for local business people
• New course develops management skills
• Spence sixth in Beijing World Cup Pentathlon Final
• US states lack laws explicitly outlawing necrophilia
• Funerals without religion set for huge increase
• Celebrity corpses are taking centre stage, says academic
• Returning personal effects in a bin liner must stop, says researcher
• Scientists highlight benefits of genetic research in sport, but warn of ethical concerns
• Wiltshire’s inspirational landscape: lunchtime lecture
• Doctors may need support to cope with patient death
• Recreational football (soccer) better for you than jogging, study shows
• Macho advertisements are putting feminine men off products, research says
• Lord Coe opens £1M sport science lab and national conference
• Macho advertisements are putting feminine men off products, research says
• Call for closer examination of ‘brain death’ as the end of life
• Primate behaviour explained by computer ‘agents’
• Open day to launch new part-time courses at the University of Bath
• University of Bath to celebrate 10th anniversary of business responsibility degree
• Latest green energy research to be showcased at prestigious BA Festival
• Lack of money keeps poorer children from out-of-school activities, says research
• Bid for signed England shirt to back Zambia project
• Team Bath FC 1 Clevedon Town 1
• Local women encouraged into enterprise
• Science of nanotechnology explained in a Bath pub
• Selection on genes underlying schizophrenia during human evolution
• Third place for hockey veterrans Ancient Mariners
• Come and join in the fun at the Sports Training Village
• Local schools invited to find out about foundation degrees
• £1M project to investigate tumour growth molecules
• Pickering and Okoro medal at World Champs

August

• Aaron 18th at Worlds
• Expert comment for anniversary of Princess Diana’s death
• Tillson backing striker Canham for goal feast
• Workshop to teach self-coaching skills
• Aspiring young dancers waltz through high performance day at Team Bath
• Young people create green art
• New part-time courses for autumn
• Vote for Team Bath Athletics!
• Retail work opportunities to be showcased at careers event
• Applied physiologist features on BBC1 prime time TV
• Claire features on prime time TV
• Bath is a magnet for Olympic rowing hopefuls
• Young people create time travel puppets
• Mew wins World University Games bronze
• Bronze medal for Bath graduate Matt Clay
• New part-time courses for autumn
• New part-time courses for autumn
• Gold for Schaefer at World University Games
• Work underway on hockey pitch upgrade
• Team Bath vs Exeter City: Tisdale gets one over on former side
• Enterprise course cooks up Indian cuisine
• Teachers’ job satisfaction rises, study shows
• Engineers develop way of detecting problems with artificial hip join
• London Irish training camp a success
• New networking group for local businesswomen

July

• Tennis and water polo athletes get GB call
• Pickering, Garland and Okoro selected for Worlds
• Alumna Heather Stanning strikes gold as she rows for Britain
• University "very pleased" to be ranked ninth in UK
• Coaching workshop gives a sporting perspective
• Parents seeking sex abandon 1 in 3 offspring
• Children’s tutor invites mums and dads back to school
• Student racers are the best in the UK
• Eggs laid in the UK by the world’s largest flying bird mark huge conservation success, says scientist
• First students complete Strength & Conditioning for Sport course
• Pickering and Scott strike gold
• Pupils learn from Olympic hockey ace
• Go Play Rugby scheme launched
• England Rugby are ‘up to speed’ says Ashton
• TeamBath FC to kick-off campaign at Banbury
• Jellyfish fun for school pupils
• Test evaluates English language skills of foreign medics
• Young people get creative at University
• Ground-breaking disability sport initiative launched in Bath
• England prepare for Rugby World Cup on campus
• Student Craig is an inspirational figure
• Bath celebrates 100 years of pharmacy
• Women invited to enterprise open day
• Bath Science Café: sustainable energy brings power to the people
• Pioneering youth coach gives workshop
• University celebrates 100 years of pharmacy in Bath
• Swindon schools gain new teachers
• £1.2 million grant could lead to “designer” drugs
• Women invited to experience motorsport
• Member of School for Health team made National Teaching Fellow
• Manganese levels increase in scrapie-infected sheep before clinical symptoms develop

June

• Get your junior tennis festival entries in
• Three-wheeled CLEVER vehicle to be exhibited at Royal Society
• Second set of twins graduates with identical degrees
• Ted Baker CEO awarded honorary doctorate
• First students complete Strength & Conditioning for Sport course
• Middle distance star Marilyn crosses academic finishing line
• Pentathlete Harland will lead GB’s World Cup Final challenge
• Student trio selected for Euro Under-23 Champs
• Identical twins graduate with identical first class degrees
• Scullers just miss Henley Final
• Business award for artistic entrepreneur
• The University of Bath’s 2007 summer degree award ceremonies began today at Bath Abbey
• Frog molecule could provide drug treatment for brain tumours
• Summer degree ceremonies begin at Bath Abbey today
• Pickering stars for GB in European Cup
• Five Team Bath badminton players selected for World University Games
• International conference this week to discuss wellbeing as an idea whose time has come
• Ban on smoking in public is just the start, says expert
• Les français répugnent encore aujourd’hui à reconnaître la faiblesse de leur gouvernement de 1940
• Children enjoy multi-skills day
• Become a qualified Fitness Professional over the summer break!
• Book about experiences of dyslexic academics and artists is published
• HERDA-SW experiences TeamBath Focus
• Universities need to do urgent work to cope with digital "deluge", says report
• £1 million endowment will help University research bio-fuels
• Summer degree ceremonies to take place at Bath Abbey next week
• Abstract art wins place at University
• Heather will row for Britain at World Cup in Amsterdam
• Five Bath judo players head for World Uni Games
• Talented children get a taste of university life
• Bath school students give university a go
• Swindon school students give university a go
• Pioneer in cutting children's anxiety levels to meet Prime Minister
• Local pupils to become climate change ambassadors
• French government let its people down during Nazi invasion, says book
• Pickering, Gardener & Okoro selected for GB squad
• Teachers to strengthen future of engineering
• Congratulations to TeamBath's netballers!
• Submarine run on pedal power is given trial run before international competition
• Economic freedom helps cut unemployment, study shows
• Team Bath retain netball superleague title in cliffhanger
• Team Bath hockey veterans finish second and third
• Trio selected for European Duathlon Championships
• Exploding cans and foam monsters help pupils to think of taking science at university
• Judo gold for student Marcon
• Eggs encourage school students into engineering
• Pickering equals personal best in100m
• Disabled skiers push for peak performance at STV
• Bath Science Café: Fusion - powering the future?
• Local young athletes learn from world record holder
• Extra tuition helps pupils to consider university
• Student sells dotcom business for $1.25 million

May

• Business seminar to kick-start sales
• Kids in pain: documentary shows how teens learn to live with pain
• University launches competition to design new arts centre
• Finger length helps predict SAT exam results, study shows
• New strength and conditioning coaching course available
• Epic seminar offers adventurous route to success
• Primary pupils to find out about university
• Higher education in Europe unlikely to hit target integration date, says expert
• Physio prepares for gruelling charity bike ride
• Talented young drivers put through their paces
• Ben’s athletic achievements recognised with award
• New courses to tackle region’s engineering skills shortage
• Daley passes on tips to young athletes
• Nobel Prize winner to talk in Bath
• Project explores link between acne treatment and depression
• E-Mentoring inspires Swindon school students
• TeamBath netballers help secure historic England win
• Science Café on public’s suspicion of science
• World record and brace of golds for Rushgrove
• Mums take up sticks for triangular hockey tournament
• Are you interested in hosting a visiting French student this summer?
• School pupils learn about the fun of chemistry
• World netball champions train at University of Bath
• George Alagiah speaks at Oakfield
• Politics on the agenda for public lectures
• University refuses permission for a student-organised event to be addressed by Mr Nick Griffin to go ahead
• Pickering, Octavien, Green and Phelan shine at BUSAs
• BUSA final defeat for University of Bath footballers
• Public lecture: The role of autonomy in medical & research ethics
• Expert comment on Tony Blair’s legacy
• University of Bath are swimming team champions
• The Bugatti Trust joins Team Bath Racing
• Buccs Ladies win 7-a-side hockey challenge
• Team Bath FC go down in play-off final
• Scientists discover rare ‘gene-for-gene’ interaction that helps bacteria kill their host
• Young, Ward and Rice among winners at TeamBath Open
• Rushgrove to race at Visa Paralympic World Cup
• Bath go down in pulsating Real Varsity Rugby Match
• Victory seals Team Bath’s place in play-off final
• Pharmacy and older people: Centenary lectures
• University "pleased" to be placed in top ten by The Guardian

April

• Review identifies ways to help children of drug and alcohol misusers
• Plasmonics book gives overview of technology that could revolutionise computing
• Finance seminar simplifies the figures
• Free seminar asks why supervision?
• Creative and inspiring day schools for May
• University students win national awards for local entrepreneurship
• George Alagiah on A Home from Home
• Julian Vincent elected Chairman of Trustees of Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution
• Powered mobility toy for nursery age children launched
• Free lecture on using green energy materials to help kick fossil fuel habit
• Electronic displays that fit on clothing could power revolution in lighting
• Writers and place: a lunchtime lecture
• A dozen Team Bath netballers in England squads
• Third Real Varsity clash of the titans scheduled
• Stone lectern's 14-year saga comes to an end on University campus
• Team Bath Buccs provide four finalists for Somerset Hockey climax
• Science Minister sees University's "very impressive" work on cutting vehicle carbon emissions
• Tickets on sale for first cruise exclusively for UK students
• 14-year saga of stone lectern ends at University campus
• Science Café discussion: drugs and shocks – do they work?
• Pentathlete Georgina strikes gold
• Victory puts Team Bath FC in play-offs
• Team Bath netballers in record-breaking form
• Love hurts: conference explores the link to addiction
• Technology and enterprise greet the Duke of Kent at Oakfield
• Cash aid schemes bring benefits beyond famine relief
• Science Minister to visit University's vehicle research centre
• The Duke of Kent to visit Oakfield
• ‘Employers aren’t giving nurses time to develop careers’
• Expert’s concerns about child mental health services
• Get into art in Bath this summer
• One in five people will face a ‘shameful’ death
• David Blunkett and Lord Giddens to meet in Bath to discuss the future of British politics

March

• School students give their own Wallace & Gromit a go
• Senior DTI officials meet Swindon success story
• Biologists call for better choice of model organisms in ‘evo-devo’
• Graduate's company can turn a car into an office
• Building a sustainable future for higher education
• Conservative leader visits University of Bath research centre
• Bath MBA celebrates over 30 years of AMBA accreditation
• Free public lecture: Avebury’s early excavators
• Team Bath netballers help England under-19s retain Netball Europe title
• Dibens second in Saipan triathlon
• Judo players continue BUSA domination
• Rachel collects a brace of badminton titles in Denmark
• The answer to childhood obesity: kick a football around for 15 minutes a day?
• Project explores how lessons from technology ‘rollouts’ could help spread good practice in child protection
• Skipper’s strike ensures West Premier hockey next season
• Emphatic win secures Division One status for Buccs hockey team
• DVD series produced to excite children about science and engineering
• Business people invited to breakfast with an expert in entrepreneurship
• Public seminar on politics and violence in Bangladesh
• Free public lecture gives the facts on science fiction
• Bath centenary celebrations launched at House of Commons reception
• Literature Festival director gives public lecture
• Research project could help create computers that run on light
• Free public lecture: The Great Moghuls & the Gardens of Islam
• Bath researcher invited to discuss work with Tony Blair
• Scientists to ‘grow’ bone in the laboratory
• Genetically modified crops are benefiting the developing world, says scientist
• Lunchtime lecture: A taste of The Berlin Airlift
• New businesses join Swindon Innovation Centre
• Video news items page is 'important step' in communications
• Creative arts and advice to inspire carers
• Free public lecture is grist for the mill
• Enjoy a Neolithic lunch
• Free public lecture: The Irish in 19th century Britain
• Electronic dance exhibition to help public explore new social theories
• TV historian David Starkey opens new library study facilities
• Robots, slime and school pupils share the fun of science
• The mysteries of mind-reading to be revealed at public talk
• Golds for Gardener, Garland and Green
• What should be taught in a global classroom?
• University of Bath withdraws from Gateway project
• Free public lecture: Volcanic rock art in Armenia

February

• Free public lecture: the Silk Road retraced
• How has Darwin changed the way we think about society?
• Celebrity endorsements less effective for many products, says research
• Lecture on why managers prefer own judgment over computer predictions
• Art competition looks for most innovative painting
• Team Bath win judo goodwill match with Japanese students
• Williams fifth at European Bob Championships
• Iraq could have a better ending than Afghanistan, says peer
• Diseases come under the microscope with new facility
• Free public lecture: Ghosts of the past in literature & photography
• Rice and Connor impress at Wimbledon Challenger
• University inspires school students in science
• Free public lecture: 21st century cave dwellers
• Free public lecture: Discover Bath’s Museum of East Asian Art
• Modern building with straw seeks to address climate change
• Region leads the way in training for pioneering pharmacists
• Case studies of independent prescriber pharmacists
• Green wins 400m at Indoor City Challenge
• Project to save motorcyclists from hearing damage begins
• Pollution control technology wins Royal Society award
• Bath Bullet returns to winning ways
• Student Susie is fastest woman in TeamBath 5k Road Race
• High-tech equipment will help research into greener cars
• School students invited to four days of fun and film-making
• Former Times editor to give lecture on international situation
• Free public lecture: how reliable is eye witness identification?
• Free public lecture: The successful reign of Mary Tudor
• Top travel writer shares his secrets
• Sprint trio in GB call-up
• Pickering storms to victory at Euro Trials
• Green technology to boost production of malaria ‘wonder drug’
• Artemisinin – background information
• Pengilly third overall in World Cup with two rounds remaining
• Funeral directors sponsor death research centre
• University students launch French club for local schoolchildren
• Free public lecture: religion and conflict in Northern Ireland
• Free public lecture: Erasmus Darwin and the Lunar Society
• Hannah wins junior bronze
• Human proteins evolving slowly thanks to multi-tasking genes
• University of Bath passes its Kenya trial

January

• Research cracks puzzle of why the bumble bee can fly so well
• Expanded evening and day class programme offers courses from psychology to Pompeii
• Student Amy seventh at her first World Championships
• Researchers to decide if West Country flood was caused by tsunami
• Smart way of living for people with dementia
• Sino-UK engineering partnership to target China’s threat to the environment
• Small businesses to get expert help at breakfast seminar
• International students to receive £240,000 in scholarship funding
• Story of Aston Martin racing car to be revealed at public lecture
• New seminar series in coaching and mentoring
• Local business people invited to free motivation event
• University gives school students an insight into science
• Expert comment on the state of emergency in Bangladesh
• University of Bath on GB’s London 2012 shortlist
• Big-brained birds survive better in nature
• Networking event for women in business
• Science Café: Renewable energy and climate change

2006

December

• Scientists publish a photo gallery of the diseases threatening Christmas dinner
• University challenges staff in Swindon to save energy
• Local business people invited to free marketing seminar
• TeamBath netball players in England long squads
• Local businesses to speed-date students
• Local business people invited to free leadership and marketing seminar
• Swindon figures to receive honorary degrees at the University of Bath
• New course set up to fill engineering gap
• University challenges staff to save energy
• Late goal denies TeamBath FC victory
• Swimmer Schaefer rounds off terrific Euros with bronze
• Second swimming gold for Schaefer, bronze for Mew
• Rice aiming to win back elite open title at Bath badminton finals
• Bob skeleton slider Pengilly comes fifth at Park City, USA.
• Business responsibility course produces graduates who change the world
• Science Café : the science of winning a penalty shoot-out
• Baroness Helena Kennedy to receive honorary degree at Bath
• Greg helps GB to World powerlifting crown
• Impressive medal haul for TeamBath judo players
• Breakthrough in magnetic devices could make computers more powerful
• TeamBath netballers top Superleague at end of week two
• Darren’s double delight
• Slider Shelley wins prestsigious award
• The message in advertising is irrelevant, new research shows
• Chippenham student wins prestigious scholarship
• Invention could solve “bottleneck” in developing pollution-free cars

November

• New part-time courses: enrolment starts for next spring
• New part-time courses: enrolment starts for next spring
• TeamBath FC out of Trophy
• Study: Health benefits of smoking ban could be lost, if the NHS is not better prepared
• Local people invited to shape theatre in Swindon and Wiltshire
• Cunningham goal secures ladies hockey victory
• German swimming record for Janne
• European bronze for TeamBath judo player
• TeamBath start netball Superleague in superb style
• TeamBath Buccs hockey team maintain home record
• Students encouraged to think green
• Ashdown says Iraq reconstruction is a "catastrophic failure"
• Men achieve creditable 11th place in pentathlon team relay
• Bath hosts county tennis aces
• Swimmer Bircher selected for World Champs
• Family and friends pay tribute to Shane
• From reflexology to cryptic crosswords: weekend day courses on offer
• Bath players dominate BUSA badminton champs
• Sky Sports Netball Superleague screenings announced
• Mighty All Blacks put through their paces at University
• Mariana wins elite title
• Last gasp goal denies TeamBath Buccs first away win
• Ashdown to talk on why Bosnia's reconstruction is more successful than Iraq's
• Saunders header earns TeamBath victory
• Moscow mission for TeamBath judoka
• Holiday swim schools for children
• Free public lecture unearths life in the Neolithic Cotswolds
• Free public lecture reveals prehistory of the Vale of Pewsey
• Swimming titles for Paton, Bartlett and Taite at French meeting
• Award-winning initiative moves to new phase
• Service offers escape from gap year “package holiday” volunteer experiences
• Holt hat-trick sparks TeamBath Buccs victory
• Student business gives cocktail parties a new twist
• Sperm proteome gives “tantalising glimpse” towards the origin of sex
• University of Bath wins Sportsmatch Award
• Judo players secure top five finishes
• Free public lecture: stemming the sewage in Georgian Bath
• Free public lecture gives the facts on science fiction
• Bath's two universities join forces for arts events
• Enterprise Fair supports local business people
• Science Café discussion: is scientific openness fostering bioterror?
• Investors in booming Indian market will get expert insights at forum
• There is such a thing as a free lunch for project volunteers
• Swimmers make impressive start to season
• Canham hat-trick secures Trophy win
• TeamBath Buccs boss confident despite defeat
• Free public lecture: Women & interfaith dialogue
• Free public lecture: Jesus and the Earth
• Students to be coached on becoming entrepreneurs
• Brits close to upsetting Chinese volleyball aces
• Scientist argues why “creationism is wrong and evolution is right” at public lecture
• Weekends of watercolour, wirework or web design on offer
• T-ray breakthrough could make detecting disease far easier
• Partners off the court are champions on it
• New course: Master Java in six weeks
• Rare medal donated to celebrate 100 years of pharmacy in Bath

October

• New head hockey coach relishes perfect post
• Get set for TeamBath Road Race series
• Mariana heads for World Juniors
• TeamBath FC extend unbeaten run
• Football referees do favour home teams, study shows
• West bids for UK Schools Games
• The University of Bath celebrates its 40th anniversary
• New genetic analysis forces re-draw of insect family tree
• Free public lecture: The Silk Road retraced
• Free lecture makes science accessible
• Brace of defeats for TeamBath Buccs
• Free lecture: From Rasputin to Putin and back again
• Women feel less trusting in their relationships at work, study says
• Seven Bath judoka selected for European Team Championships
• Launch of the UK's first postgraduate programme in Healthcare Information Governance
• Bronze badminton medal for Hayley
• The Queen will see University's green chemistry exhibit
• University to celebrate 40th anniversary with service in Bath Abbey
• Davenport brace secures all three points against Brooklands
• Free public lecture: the beauty of Islamic art
• Free public lecture: The controversy of King Henry VII
• Free public lecture: The mystery of the Minoans
• Campaigns on young people's weight are missing the point, says researcher
• University of Bath to host World Cross Country trials
• Local company enters high stakes ‘Dragon’s Den’
• Young players are second in Slovakia
• University of Bath puts companies into high stakes 'Dragon's Den'
• Free lecture: The poetry of the skies
• Childcare tug-of-war influences shorebird breeding systems
• Badminton / TeamBath players prepare for World University Championships
• Rugby / University of Bath players facing World Cup winner Joe Roff
• Swimming / Bircher strikes gold in Hong Kong
• Free lecture: Linda & Ada - what is the Lovelace connection?
• Hockey / Ladies gain a point at Taunton Vale
• Free lecture to question assumptions about how science works
• Hockey / Davenport hits hat-trick as TeamBath Buccs demolish Bournville
• Expansion for successful Beechen Cliff Academy
• Last minute places for part-time courses in Bath

September

• Free lecture: how Bath's universities underpin the city's regeneration
• Science of stem cells to be explored in a Bath pub
• ICIA’s co-commission of Walker Dance Park Music’s 5 2 10 previews at Royal Opera House, London
• Research could lead to dramatic improvement in scanning for serious diseases
• University signs 'green energy' contracts
• Chinese State Circus to mark opening of oriental grocery store on campus
• BIME lecture: the growth of an international wheelchair charity from scratch
• Triathlon / Wiltshire edged out by world champ in sprint finish
• Women feel thin models are more elegant, interesting and pleasant, research shows
• Hockey / TeamBath Buccaneers net first silverware of season
• TeamBath in seven-goal FA Cup feast
• Researchers establish scientific link between acne treatment and depression
• Sian prepares for World Team Champs
• Anna competes at World University Championships
• Smoking cessation expert joins the University of Bath
• New study of Solar System speculates on life on other planets
• Late flurry gives TeamBath FC first home win of season
• Football / Shane Francis Patrick Aherne - A Tribute
• Open evenings to launch new part-time courses at the University of Bath in Swindon
• Wearing a helmet puts cyclists at risk, suggests research
• ID card debate breaks out in Bath to launch city’s first Science Café
• University of Bath and IP Group plc sign partnership agreement
• Ben Rushgrove wins first major athletics medal
• Maths “as creative as the arts”, says Professor
• New sunscreen ingredient to heal sunburn and help prevent skin cancer
• Open day to launch new part-time courses at the University of Bath
• Football: Abbott out of Rugby clash
• University hosts Veterans World Fencing Championship

August

• Triathlon: Fifth place finishes for Harry and Emma
• Free lecture: the extraordinary life of John Herschel, son of William Herschel
• Bath’s science fair showcased at national festival
• Triathlon: Alumnus wins World University Triathlon Championship
• Athletics: Ben looking forward to World Champs debut
• Students send thoughts from Zambia
• Top swimmers prepare in Bath for World Open Water Champs
• Football: Abbott goal secures first win of season
• 92% of Bath students would recommend a friend or relative study here
• One in ten teenage girls have self-harmed, study shows
• Head to the pub for a chat about science
• Works of genius: Brunel's engineering achievements and their legacy
• New business course shows how to avoid David Brent-style management
• Simple model could hold key to teaching DNA to all age groups
• A-level results: the race for clearing places begins
• Young people get creative in educational arts weeks
• Learning for life and leisure in Salisbury: enrol for new autumn courses
• Volunteers needed to help make mobiles more user-friendly
• MSc in Marketing competition winner announced
• Rare insect spotted for first time in Bath
• New bird flu drug promises to beat the problem of resistance
• Scientists develop artwork that changes to suit your mood
• England victorious at inaugural wheelchair rugby Triple Crown
• Student submarine to compete in European competition
• Learning for life and leisure: enrol for new autumn courses
• Learning for life and leisure: enrol for new autumn courses

July

• Bath builds a greener future
• Zambian children get Aids advice through student-led sports clinics
• Gene breakthrough heralds better prospect for malaria solution
• Lyme borreliosis warning for Bath’s woodland walkers
• Bath public lectures reach global audience through podcast
• Breaking the language barrier – new courses for work and recreation
• New £1.8 million grant could make aircraft production more efficient
• ICIA presents DanceSCAPES
• New business award for female entrepreneur
• Pupils use mobile technologies to monitor pollution on the way to school
• Through a glass clearly – researchers shed new light on one of nature’s mysteries
• Be inspired: students exhibit art work
• Free training: become a coach or mentor
• White Van Man is a danger on roads, research finds
• Latest green energy research showcased at prestigious Royal Society exhibition
• Improving urban environments: why children’s voices should be heard

June

• University sports facilities win national design award
• Sir Peter Hall to receive honorary doctorate at one of ten degree ceremonies in Bath
• 'Get children out of school', says educationalist
• Young people get a taste of university life
• Magnetic field research could make computers 500 times more powerful
• Free training for coaches and mentors
• Technology used in cars to reduce cost of oil exploration
• Study links depression in women with chronic pain to greater incidence of disability
• Beckham’s love life is more on children’s minds than dolls or Playstations
• New forum helps teachers learn about their pupils’ engineering prospects
• Student gardening competition: winners announced
• Environmentally-advanced student residences planned on campus
• New World Cup football will unsettle goalkeepers, predicts scientist
• University Centre helps Widcombe celebrate its buried history
• Graduates helping current students through University
• Device for straightening fencing swords wins engineering scholarship for Lucy
• University "very pleased" to be placed in top ten by Times guide
• Undergraduate beats PhD students to national nuclear prize
• School of Management awarded EQUIS accreditation

May

• The University of Bath ICIA Arts Awards 2006
• Swindon residents invited to University open day
• Local pupils get chance to hear bangs and whizzes at competition
• Demand in Swindon leads to new course for adult learners
• Ana Bilankov: Exhibition - Inventing a Space
• New tool gives better insight into effects of dementia
• 8,000 miles per gallon British car enters for fuel-economy world title
• New guide helps businesses deal with bird flu and other risks
• Vice-Chancellor receives prestigious Honorary Fellowship
• Spend a day indulging a passion
• Copying nature could save us energy, study shows
• Public lecture: What has happened to the Labour Party’s ideals?
• The politics of piracy - the first academic exploration of the dynamics of piracy
• £715,000 grant awarded to help break fossil fuel dependency
• Government adviser on race relations to speak in Bath
• University "very pleased" to be placed in top ten by The Guardian
• Free public lecture: Brunel’s flagship of the Industrial Revolution

April

• Prototype for revolutionary one-metre wide vehicle is developed
• Free inaugural lecture: Sat-Nav for the immune system
• New Head of School announced
• University of Bath business students are best in the world
• New course to fill gap in financial sector
• Sir Peter Hall to receive honorary doctorate from University of Bath
• Prostitutes face prison because of government’s attempts to ‘help’ them, says researcher
• Unhooked thinking – changing attitudes to addiction

March

• New device could cut chemotherapy deaths
• Youth justice: tough on punishment, soft on the causes of crime, says researcher
• Minimal genome should be twice the size, study shows
• Free public lecture: Meteors and the edge of space
• Students show schoolchildren that physics can be fun
• Take the first step to launching your own magazine
• Research project to identify the role played by big businesses in the African peace process
• Bath alumni pioneer HR network group
• Stem cells - the ethical and medical issues
• Advice for local pupils about university choices
• Plans for high-tech environmentally-friendly building on University campus announced
• VC appointed as new Chair for Bath Festivals Trust/City of Festivals
• Expert comment on BBC TV programme on death
• Science week public lecture on the sun and climate change
• Free public lecture: Why is poverty persistent?
• Pain and suffering: studying the human condition
• Sign up for your local HIKE FOR HUMANITY™ & help raise funds for children worldwide.
• Scientists make an important discovery into causes of Motor Neurone Disease
• New course gives chance to study death in its social context
• Free public lecture: Crossing Greenland’s ice cap
• Free public lecture on the legacy of the Cold War
• Free public lecture: Don Foster MP on the future of higher education
• Free public lecture: Tales from an Edwardian kitchen
• Bath academics help launch campaign to get men to talk to their doctors

February

• MRSA use amoeba to spread, sidestepping hospital protection measures, new research shows
• Spring programme of local day-courses launched
• Free public lecture: Is Swindon a solar city of the future?
• University launches online experts' database for the media
• £2.2 million research grant awarded to cut wasted energy in oil refineries
• Public lecture on stem cells and regenerative medicine
• Open evening to answer questions on life at university
• Free lecture: Discovering the ancient city of Petra
• Contact lenses that warn diabetics are to be developed
• University of Bath offers £3,000 scholarships to the best international students
• The future of mobile phone technology to be tested in historic Georgian Bath
• Free lecture: Strangers in 18th century Bath
• Free public lecture: The flaws in our food system
• Free public lecture: Clare Short MP looks at the dangers of a divided world
• Problems at World Anti-Doping Agency will ‘drive innocent athletes out of sport’
• Free public lecture: The Lydiard Park project
• Open your doors to a new experience and host a student this summer
• The storytelling of Winnie the Pooh illustrator, E H Shepard
• Ethnic conflict: Why people keep killing each other and what we can do about it
• TV presenter to give Science Week lecture in Bath
• Free lecture: Globalisation and the English language
• Dead sexy: the corpse is the new “porn star” of popular culture
• Free public lecture: the Cotswolds reveal the secret lives of Neolithic inhabitants

January

• New European film season launched in Bath
• Free public lecture: The quest for antimatter
• Anxious fathers make caesarean ops more painful for mothers
• The new Jaguar arrives in Swindon
• £3.8 million for Swindon-based project to fill local training gaps
• First DBAs in HE Management awarded
• Student applications up at Bath despite national downturn
• Swindon initiative wins highest rating for helping women entrepreneurs
• £750,000 business projects to launch in Swindon
• Wanted: middle-aged men to help slow the ageing process
• ICIA spring-summer season
• New project to cut greenhouse gases
• Get your business in the news
• Bloomin’ marvellous prize for University of Bath

2005

December

• Collaboration wins £3.4m award to train industry leaders in Systems Engineering
• ‘Babyish’ Barbie under attack from little girls, study shows
• 24-hour drinking will not bring European drinking culture to Britain, says expert
• Hidden cost of teen pain in the UK almost £4 billion per year
• Expert comment on Iraq elections
• Aid projects need better understanding of local issues, say researchers
• Free BASEM membership for Sport & Exercise Medicine students
• Degree ceremonies begin at Assembly Rooms
• University welcomes Inspector's endorsement of plans for new Swindon campus

November

• Swindon woman wins photography competition
• Public lecture: education policy and the meaning of signs and symbols
• Childcare reduces stress levels for kids with working mums
• ‘Sex’ helps bacteria cope with a changing world
• Tales from an Edwardian kitchen
• Tackling terrorism, theft and fraud through improved iris recognition technology
• Free public lecture: The mystery of the Minoans
• Jeremy Fry Memorial Scholarship to be awarded by the James Dyson Foundation
• Sustainable Procurement in the Public Sector
• University/QinetiQ link will bring new research into marketplace
• Conference aims to encourage the spirit of business enterprise in students
• Archaeology to philosophy – new courses to launch in Salisbury
• UoB graduate wins top young entrepreneur’s award
• Free lecture: Blitzed! War Artists in Bath
• Free lecture: Voices from the edge - spirituality and justice
• SETsquared partnership receives £1.5m DTI award to further US-UK enterprise
• Bath graduate shortlisted for Young Entrepreneur of the Year
• New research project to cut carbon emissions in food