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Discover how Bristol has become a powerful hub for trailblazing world-leading innovation.
From Isambard Kingdom Brunel's renowned feats of engineering to the development of Concorde and today's thriving deep tech scene, Bristol has a well-earned reputation as a home for the inception and advancement of novel thinking.
Today, our academics continue this tradition, going where no one has gone before to deliver medical breakthroughs, advance scientific knowledge, explore opportunities beyond our planet – and much more.
Bristol is a city where collaborations between academia, community and business thrive. It’s a city that lives and breathes innovation and inspires us to be bold in our responses to big questions.
Find out more about our research and opportunities to work with us.
Introducing Isambard-AI
With AI expected to be as important as the steam age, with ramifications across almost every area of academia and industry, University of Bristol has been chosen to host the world’s first, large-scale, open AI supercomputer.
A remarkable step towards a potential cure for a type of childhood kidney disease has recently been made by Bristol researchers – a discovery that could bring major benefits to children who currently face an uncertain future.
Over the past decade, Bristol researchers have been responsible for an eruption of Quantum Engineering Technology (QET) – and a vibrant ecosystem of start-ups taking quantum out of the lab and into the world.
Bristol experts in antennas and electromagnetics will play a pivotal role in the bid to develop space-based solar power technology which has the potential to significantly boost the UK’s energy security and reduce need for fossil fuels.
The story behind the image: The future of air travel
Work undertaken by engineers at Bristol has led to the discovery of a way to turn hydrogen into a highly-efficient, highly-feasible aviation fuel source. Using hydrogen as a fuel produces zero carbon emissions – and the only by-product is water vapour. Find out how Professor Valeska Ting is being smart with nanomaterials.
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