Join us for the webinar book launch of 'The Psychgeist of Popular Culture: The Legend of Zelda'. Explore how games shape our minds, behaviours and society 📗 📅 Thurs 13 Nov 🕓 4–5pm GMT Book your place now ⬇️ www.bath.ac.uk/events/explo...

How are far-right social media users employing a ‘posting to policy’ strategy to influence the direction of politics? Watch @edharrison94.bsky.social explain how discourse spreads across platforms 👀

‘AI’s limitations are not only technical but deeply philosophical.’ Dr Akhil Bhardwaj explores the limits of AI and why we should be wary of taking humans completely out of the loop ⬇️ blogs.bath.ac.uk/business-and... #AI #technology

New labelling showing the cost per wear of an item of clothing could help to tackle fast fashion, shows a study by Dr Lisa Eckmann @uniofbathsom.bsky.social and Cambridge Judge Business School. “Cost per wear reframes sustainability as smart spending.” www.bath.ac.uk/announcement...

We are delighted to announce that we have received the Small Business Charter Award for five years. The assessment noted that we had demonstrated a sustained commitment to supporting small businesses through research, teaching, and strategic partnerships ⬇️ www.bath.ac.uk/announcement...

Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? Listen to the latest episode of the Research4Good podcast with Dr Tim Hill to find out 🎙️🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/1bAm... @davidaellis.bsky.social

What can videogames like The Legend of Zelda teach us about the world around us? 🎮🌏 Dr @annayahprosser.bsky.social, editor of new book ‘The PsychGeist of Popular Culture: The Legend of Zelda’, shares some of the series’ lessons on sustainability and the power of collective action 💚🧑‍🤝‍🧑