University research explores use of inflatable kites to boost offshore wind energy maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/…

GW4 welcomes the Life Sciences Sector Plan and the government’s ambitious agenda for the UK to become the leading life sciences economy in Europe by 2030 and, by 2035, the third most important Life Sciences economy globally. Read our full response: buff.ly/tcAzxcI

MPs should use the holidays to reconnect with nature ✍️ Paul De Zylva politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

🚀 The University of Bristol has been named Research University of the Year 2026! 🎓 We’ve also jumped to 8th in the overall league table! Learn more about the Daily Mail University Guide 👉 brnw.ch/21wUUUA

🎧Podcast | Government in summer: who feels the heat? Jacqui Smith and Kate Fall share their recollections of being in government during the quieter (sometimes) summer months. instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/podcas…

Applications are open for the Roy Gibson Fellowship on Space Policy! 🚀 The joint European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)-@ESA-UK Space Agency initiative honouring ESA's first Director General is open to researchers and professionals from ESA & EU Member States. Apply by 2 Sept 👉 espi.or.at/roy-gibson-fel…

Watch: ‘I feel broken’ – Foreign students told to leave Malta after IEU closes bit.ly/4lzzg6o

Fewer graduates regret going to university than is widely assumed and the public have a more favourable view of universities than people imagine, according to new research. Helen Packer reports timeshighereducation.com/news/public-va…

📣 A major step to boost the UK’s space sector - UK Space Agency will join @SciTechGovUK! 🚀🤝 Helping to cut duplication, reduce red tape, and increase efficiency in line with our Plan for Change.

Our CEO Paul Bate welcomes the news that the UK Space Agency will become part of @scitechgovuk from April. This is a major step to boost support for the space sector and deliver for the country, building on firm foundations to drive economic growth and national security. 🚀

DSIT said the move will “bring together the people who shape space policy and those who deliver it”, cutting duplication and bringing more ministerial oversight civilserviceworld.com/professions/ar…

The UK Space Agency is to become part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), a move that is expected to cut duplication and reduce bureaucracy. #UKSpace #DSIT theengineer.co.uk/content/news/u…

Some personal news - as of Tuesday I will be stepping up to become Director of Policy and Research at Centre for Cities. Will mean a new set of responsibilities for me, but housing's not going away! Very grateful to CfC and the opportunity to fill Paul Swinney's massive shoes.

*PSA26 Annual Conference* - Call for Papers is now open! If you've got a question or query, check out the extensive FAQs. Paper proposal deadline: 17 October 2025 ➡️ buff.ly/G6WTB20

A deep dive into the impact of Bristol’s two growing universities on the city. I challenged both on their contribution to the housing crisis in the city, & whether the pros outweigh the cons. Have a read 👇🏼 bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-n…

I was born in Guben, a busy, polluted hub of East German industry. Now, it's clean and restored, but half the size. The AfD vote is 40%. I returned to talk to people about politics and life 35 years after reunification. Listen online now or on R4 at 1.30👇 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

A Berlin boulevard, once bearing a name with racist connotations, now honors Germany's first Africa-born scholar. The renaming has finally happened after a decadeslong debate and despite a last-ditch legal attempt to stop it. dw.com/en/berlin-raci…

Carney might have the greatest LinkedIn account ever