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News: August 2015
Bangor University to work with clinical academics in South India to prevent deaths by suicide
A social psychiatrist from the University's School of Social Sciences is leading a team of psychiatrists and social scientists to work with colleagues in South India to prevent deaths by suicide.
Publication date: 21 August 2015
Micro-hydropower electricity generation could save the water industry millions
New research findings from Bangor University and Trinity College Dublin have highlighted the potential for further cost savings from micro-hydropower. Savings of up to an additional £1m a year in Wales alone could help keep water bills down.
Publication date: 20 August 2015
Bangor University’s School of Biological Sciences has again been ranked as the best in Wales by students
The School held on to the top spot following the results of the National Student Survey, a poll of around half a million graduating students from universities across the UK.
Publication date: 19 August 2015
Cartoon Camping -Dementia and Imagination roll up at Green Man Festival
People attending the Green Man Festival should keep an eye out for two ‘virtual’ festival-goers- Doris and Ivor. The mystery cartoon duo, complete with cartoon campsite, car and sausages are the creation of research artist Carol Hanson, who, along with and members of the Dementia and Imagination team are heading to the Green Man Festival this week.
Publication date: 17 August 2015
World’s largest ever fishing impact study brings hope for Cardigan Bay Scallop fishermen
Scientists from Bangor University, working together with the Welsh Fishermen’s Association, Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales have published their findings from the world’s largest ever fishing impact study, funded in part by the European Fishery Fund.
Publication date: 13 August 2015