These interactive models can be explored online, offering a new way to experience heritage while supporting tourism, education and urban planning.

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The project uses advanced scanning techniques to create immersive digital twins of these medieval settlements, capturing everything from towering walls and gateways to hidden roof spaces and historic streets. (2/3)

Bringing together innovators to solve real-world challenges using quantum computing, with expert mentorship and a £25,000 prize pool, the Bradford Quantum Hackathon puts the city firmly on the global map for technological innovation.

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Organised by the University of Bradford, @quantinuum.bsky.social and Aqora, and supported by @bradford2025.co.uk, the event celebrates the UN International Year of Quantum and showcases the city’s historic role as a birthplace of innovation and the industrial revolution. (2/3)

“It’s not just about replacing animals - it’s about building better, human-relevant systems,” said Dr Perkins. “This is a step forward in making drug testing more ethical, accurate, and effective.”

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The 12-month project will simulate how cancer drugs interact with human tissues, without using animals or animal-derived materials. (2/3)

The pair first met while studying here and were both members of our Archery Club, as well as training at Unique Fitness, where George began his strongman journey.

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George, who studied BSc (Hons) Computer Science for Cyber Security, recently married fellow Bradford alumna Kathryn Bradney, who studied BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy with us and competes in strongwoman competitions herself. (2/3)

Whether you’re a student, practitioner, researcher, or entrepreneur — there’s a space for you. Register now to learn more and take part. bit.ly/3Jqy6wP

It will bring together brilliant minds from business, academia, and the creative sector to explore how quantum computing and AI can help solve some of today’s most complex challenges - from healthcare and logistics to finance, sustainability, and beyond.

Taking place on 21 November 2025, and preceded by a series of supporting webinars starting this week, the Bradford Quantum Hackathon is a uniquely inclusive event where quantum technology meets culture, creativity, and real-world innovation.

Vice-Chancellor Prof Shirley Congdon said: “Widening access to lifelong learners is a key priority in our new 10-year strategy. This partnership is a strong statement of our global ambition & our commitment to delivering accessible, high-quality education with impact — wherever our students are.”

Here is the exciting panel line-up announcement for the ‘Climate Justice for Women’ event. (4/4)