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1. Partnering with local business to thrive in uncertainty

   BU brought representatives from around 80 businesses across the region together last week to share ideas on how to navigate uncertainty in the current economic climate.

2. Business School project recognised as ‘innovation that inspires’ by AACSB

   A disaster management project, based at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ Business School (BUBS), has been recognised as an Innovation that Inspires by the AACSB.

3. BU-UHD Leadership Conference looks at innovation and best practice to inspire improvement

   A leadership conference designed to inspire NHS and university leaders through innovation and equality has taken place at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥.

4. Special effects industry comes to Bournemouth for 10th BFX Festival

   Seven days of talks, panels and masterclasses delivered by industry experts and set to a backdrop of the National Computer Centre for Animation’s (NCCA) facilities took place last week at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ for the BFX Festival 2022. 

5. BU’s partnership with AFC Bournemouth enters exciting new phase

   Partnership to be extended with a new agreement covering the next three academic years and football seasons 

6. BU Emeritus Professor contributes to Parliamentary report about financial abuse in families

   The Theft and fraud within families report aims to address a lack of awareness around financial abuse inflicted by loved ones.

7. BU researchers attend All-Party Parliamentary Group for Assistive Technology Symposiums

   Dr Huseyin Dogan and Dr Paul Whittington visited Westminster to discuss assistive technology in education and attend an assistive technology showcase.  

8. BU student uses 3D printer to create hundreds of face shields to protect against coronavirus

   Product Design student Stephen Lee has made over 700 face shields for frontline workers on the Isle of Wight. 

9. Frequent disturbances increased the resilience of past populations

   Researchers analysed evidence of global population change spanning 30,000 years to uncover the impact of disturbances on humans and the factors affecting their resilience.  

10. Unique archive of the Avebury World Heritage site to be digitised and shared for the first time

    The Avebury Papers: 5,000 years of history and heritage will be brought to life and fully accessible for the first time.

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