Panel pull no punches at AI in boxing debate
Fighters, coaches and academics fought their corner as they debated the potential use of artificial intelligence (AI) in boxing.
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Safety warning over smart technology in people’s homes
The potential safety dangers of smart technology found in people’s homes has been highlighted by researchers at the University of Bradford.
TikTok star given insight into life as midwifery student
A social media content creator with more than three million TikTok followers was given an insight into her possible future career as a midwife during a visit to the University of Bradford.
How AI can help be a knockout in boxing
The potential role of artificial intelligence (AI) in boxing will be debated at an event held at the University of Bradford.
Maldives president on the ball with Bradford 2025 and University Football for Peace centre
President of the Maldives His Excellency Mohamed Muizzu embraces Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture and University of Bradford's Football for Peace centre, while meeting former Everton footballer Oumar Niasse.
University part of anti-drug overdose kits video campaign
Scenes for a hard-hitting campaign video to promote how the public can use life-saving medication on people who have a drug overdose were filmed at the University of Bradford.
Positive response from interested parties over running nursery
The University of Bradford has received a positive response from interested parties looking to take over operating its early years nursery.
Bradford academic helping to empower children in Pakistan
A University of Bradford academic has led community engagement events to empower youngsters in Pakistan as part of her study into child sexual abuse (CSA) in the country.
Tour plans for play based on story of fake doctor
Producers behind a play based on the story of a fake Bradford doctor hope to stage a national tour following its initial success.
Rachel Reeves' Disability cuts vs Defence spending Budget
In this article, economist Dr Giray Gozgor from the University of Bradford delivers his opinion on Rachel Reeves' 'Welfare vs Warfare' Spring Statement.