Author: Dr Jasmina Stevanov, Lecturer in Consumer Psychology, Business School and Management Board Member, Bristol Vision Institute.
Will Digital Intelligence Replace Biological Intelligence? With Geoffrey Hinton, University Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
On 18 June, the University of Bristol Business School brought together leaders from across the NHS to explore the evolving landscape of consultancy in health services.
The event, Blending Internal and External Consultancy in the NHS, hosted by Bayes … Read more
On 24 June, we hosted our second Thought Leaders Series event at Burges Salmon in Bristol. The event gathered a diverse cross-section of stakeholders from government, food businesses, charities, academia, farming, and retail to explore a critical question: is the … Read more
Author: Professor Ian Tonks, Professor of Finance, University of Bristol Business School.
Our researchers have produced a report commissioned by the UK’s financial markets regulator on the impact of passive investment strategies. The report “A Survey of the … Read more
On 18th February 2025, at Burges Salmon in central Bristol, we held an event on the challenges of AI. In this blog, Professor Martin Parker tells us what happened, and why it matters.
Discussion about AI seems to be divided … Read more
A major shift is under way in marketing and it is altering not only content creation, but also many marketing processes. Artificial intelligence is a key force in this changing landscape. Our expert academics from the Marketing and Consumption research
Who doesn’t love a Dragon’s Den-style pitch? On 4 December, the University of Bristol Business School’s Research Team hosted an exciting event where academics presented their innovative research projects aimed at engaging with companies and organisations in Bristol and beyond.… Read more
Marketing is broadly defined as a set of activities aimed at identifying and fulfilling customer needs, with the goal of generating profit. However, as business practices evolve to suit the changes in our society, nature and planet at large, it … Read more
The words of the U.S. Treasury Secretary John Connally “It is our currency but it is your problem” originally used in a different context, can be paraphrased to summarise a subtle and perhaps a relatively small problem, but … Read more
