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<endeca_term>University of Bath</endeca_term> Student Union 1.0

University of Bath Student Union 1.0

All the latest information from the University of Bath Students' Union Read more

18 September, 2011
Radio United Kingdom - Music and stations from United Kingdom 1.4

Radio United Kingdom - Music and stations from United Kingdom 1.4

...Unity Southampton, UTRN Tees Valley, Radio URY University of York, Radio URB University of Bath, Radio The Wolf, The Revolution Oldham, The Qhay Portsmouth, Radio... Read more

24 May, 2012
Radio United Kingdom - UK 3.1

Radio United Kingdom - UK 3.1

...Unity Southampton, UTRN Tees Valley, Radio URY University of York, Radio URB University of Bath, Radio The Wolf, The Revolution Oldham, The Qhay Portsmouth, Radio... Read more

1 February, 2012
BathSU Info 1.0

BathSU Info 1.0

University of Bath Student Union SubInfo information screens. Access all the information on... Read more

5 February, 2011

Bath switches from AC to a DC computer network

The University of Bath has invested £80,000 in switching its library's... Read more

21 March, 2011
UK Sentinel study reveals GPS jammer use

UK Sentinel study reveals GPS jammer use

...Ordnance Survey, the National Physical Laboratory, the General Lighthouses Authority (GLA), the University of Bath, and Thatcham Security. Sensors tend to be deployed in premises... Read more

22 February, 2012 by Tom Espiner

Spinning electrons will speed up chips

...a £555,000 project announced on Thursday is successful. Led by the University of Bath, the international three-year effort will investigate the use of... Read more

23 June, 2006 by Rupert Goodwins

Museum of Computing seeks new home

...a last resort. The museum had to leave its base at the University of Bath Oakdale campus at the end of June, because the university... Read more

4 July, 2008 by Nick Heath

UK Computer Museum faces closure

...are the problem." The museum sits in premises provided freely by the University of Bath in Swindon and, with only small expenses, gets some income... Read more

1 April, 2008 by Colin Barker

Museum of Computing finds new premises

...consoles. Last June the museum had to leave its premises at a University of Bath campus in Swindon and was forced to put its exhibits... Read more

27 May, 2009 by Nick Heath

HP picks academic institutions for research funding

...Institute of Informatics. British universities scored a series of grants, with the University of Bath picking up two grants for work on the artistic rendering... Read more

15 August, 2008 by Jo Best

Techies less happy than hairdressers

...81 professions ranked for job satisfaction in research carried out by the University of Bath, despite one in 10 techies earning more than £45,000... Read more

6 August, 2007 by Andy McCue

DTI funds research into network security

...that regulate the interaction between humans and information systems. HP, Merrill Lynch, University of Bath, University of Newcastle and University College London are partners in... Read more

18 June, 2007 by Kable

Wednesday: Museum of Computing

...was the opening of the Museum of Computing. Confusingly run by the University of Bath but housed in Swindon, this is a large collection of... Read more

6 June, 2003

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...was the opening of the Museum of Computing. Confusingly run by the University of Bath but housed in Swindon, this is a large collection of... Read more

6 June, 2003 by Rupert Goodwins

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