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BU PhD student quoted on Science Daily website

Phil Martin, a PhD student at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology at Bournemouth University, gave his comments to Science Daily about a recent study into biodiversity.

BU’s Tim Darvill speaks to National Geographic

Timothy Darvill, Professor of Archaeology at Bournemouth University, gave his comment in a recent article for the National Geographic.

University contribution recognised in the Bournemouth Echo

An article in the Bournemouth Echo highlighted Bournemouth University contributes more than £1 million per day to the economy of the South West.

Archaeology lecturer John Gale in The Independent

BU archaeology lecturer John Gale appeared during an article about the modern profession of archaeology in The Independent.

Dr Miles Russell mystery guest on BBC Radio Solent

Presenter Nick Girdler had to guess why the archaeology lecturer was in the news

BU in the Independent on Sunday and The i Paper

Bournemouth University experts were quoted in the i Paper and the Independent on Sunday offering advice to students thinking of studying at university.

Anthea Innes talks to BBC Radio Solent about carers

The Director of the Bournemouth University Dementia Institute Professor Anthea Innes discussed on the Steve Harris show on BBC Radio Solent, the issue of overstretched carers providing 15 minute visits to patients.

Liisa Rohumaa on the Ed Miliband Daily Mail controversy

BU Journalism lecturer joined the debate on BBC Radio Solent

Student wardens scheme gains widespread regional media coverage

The introduction of the BU wardens in Winton was featured across local broadcast and print media

BFX Festival highlighted twice in the Bournemouth Echo

Bournemouth’s visual effects and animation festival, the BFX Festival, was held at Bournemouth University recently, giving students a behind the scenes look into the digital effects used in some of Hollywood’s biggest movies. The Festival’s success was highlighted during two articles in the Bournemouth Echo.