3D imaging techniques reveal details of the soft tissues in an exceptionally preserved fossil found in Gloucestershire, UK and throw new light on creatures that thrived in the oceans 165 million years ago
Analysis of tiny carbonate fossil and sediment records dating back over 7 million years may hold the key to solving one of the outstanding puzzles of paleoanthropology.
The award celebrates the contribution of outstanding women connected with Wales in the areas of science, medicine, engineering, technology or mathematics
New research suggests a proportion of Black and Hispanic individuals in lowest income and education groups would not be able to afford a healthier diet
Cardiff University researchers will provide tools and training to local communities around the Wye catchment to enhance citizen science water quality monitoring
New research finds a risk of rising nitrous oxide emissions from mangrove ecosystems due to increased nutrient inputs caused by environmental pollution
