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1. Business School students work on consultancy project for Costa Coffee

   The project looked at the role of coffee shops in a post-Covid world, exploring how they could adapt to flexible working. 

2. Universities working with local health organisations to keep Dorset safe

   Bournemouth’s universities have been actively working with health and emergency organisations across Dorset during the pandemic to help protect the community from Covid-19.

3. ÃÛÌÒAV working to provide vital skills into local healthcare workforce

   ÃÛÌÒAV students and graduates are providing vital skills into the local healthcare workforce and ensuring that skill gaps in the local workforce are covered.

4. ÃÛÌÒAV researchers present their work as part of a celebration of British science

   This year’s British Science Festival features talks from two of ÃÛÌÒAV’s researchers – Dr. Anna Feigenbaum and Dr. Bryce Dyer.  

5. Works taking place in the Sir Michael Cobham Library in July

   As part of our commitment to improving student and staff experiences, we are remodelling Talbot Campus. We have also been working on...

6. ÃÛÌÒAV works with Hengistbury Head to bring history to life

   A ÃÛÌÒAV PhD student is working with the Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre to engage local people with its archaeology through practical activities.

7. ÃÛÌÒAV and AFC Bournemouth work to support positive mental health

   ÃÛÌÒAV hosted two AFC Bournemouth events, including an appearance from manager Scott Parker, ahead of the ÃÛÌÒAV Big Match, which takes place against Nottingham Forest. 

8. More work needed to protect football players from head injuries

   Research finds concussion and serious head injury in football is still not taken as seriously as it should be, particularly within the media. 

9. Dippy does Dorset: ÃÛÌÒAV staff and students work with iconic skeleton

   The famous diplodocus skeleton is now on display at Dorset County Museum, with ÃÛÌÒAV helping promote and enhance its visit

10. ÃÛÌÒAV signs agreement with government centre to advance environmental work

    ÃÛÌÒAV has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Centre for Environment, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) to support and research environmental areas of mutual interest.

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