Security award for Jerry Woods
Jerry Woods, the University鈥檚 Security Services Manager, has been named In-House Security Manager of the Year at the Security Excellence Awards.
Grants and awards
Bristol awarded Royal Society fellowships
The University has won three prestigious fellowships from the Royal Society, the UK鈥檚 national academy of science.
Tehmina Bharucha wins Peter Dunn Bursary
Medical student Tehmina Bharucha has won the 2009 Peter Dunn Perinatal Bursary for best perinatal project.
Ice pigs fly
Professor Joe Quarini of the Department of Mechanical Engineering has won a Dragons鈥� Den-style competition for his invention of ice pigging, a simple but effective technique for cleaning pipes and ducts by pumping through a thick ice slurry or 鈥榠ce pig鈥�.
Chemistry students shine
Two students in the School of Chemistry have recently received accolades, from the Salters鈥� Institute and NESTA FameLab respectively.
Chemistry project gets Big Tick
A Bristol University project that is bringing chemistry to life for thousands of schoolchildren has won a prestigious Big Tick in Business in the Community鈥檚 Awards for Excellence 2009.
Professor Modood on Muslim Writers Awards shortlist
A book by Professor Tariq Modood in the Department of Sociology has been shortlisted for the Muslim Writers Awards.
Bristol student wins 2009 GHS Essay Prize
Bristol students have taken top honours in the 2009 Garden History Society (GHS) Essay Prize.
BBSRC Fellowship for Dr Nicholas Roberts
Dr Nicholas Roberts in the School of Biological Sciences has been awarded a David Phillips Fellowship by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), the UK funding agency for research in the life sciences.
Bristol top of the class for security
The Universities of Bristol and Bath have both won a prestigious national security award.