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Improving inventory record accuracy innovation summit

10 September 2025

Professor Aris Syntetos shares insights on his work and research surrounding inventory inaccuracies in partnership with Efficient Consumer Response.

People digging on a hill

The Age of Feasting: Late Bronze Age networks developed through massive food festivals, with animals brought from far and wide

10 September 2025

Cutting-edge analysis of animal bones found in ancient rubbish heaps shows the distances people travelled with their animals

Victorian chimney

British workhouses were founded and sustained on wealth derived from slavery, study shows

8 September 2025

Extensive research of archives traces the movement of people, money, ideas and disciplinary practices between Britain and its colonies

Working in the field

New research explores the emotional toll of supporting the farming community

8 September 2025

A new study led by researchers at the School of Geography and Planning has shed light on a rarely explored aspect of rural life: the emotional wellbeing of those who support farmers.

Top-performing MSc students celebrated for academic excellence in transport and planning

1 September 2025

Two outstanding Transport and Planning (MSc) students at the School of Geography and Planning have been recognised for their exceptional academic performance.

Tower of London

Archaeological insights into the Tower of London’s medieval past

13 August 2025

Scientific techniques are providing information on the people buried within its walls

Building global partnerships for urban water resilience

12 August 2025

We recently welcomed Dr Anna Taylor for a week-long visit that strengthened international collaboration on water resilience in urban environments.

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Double success for Cardiff academics in teaching excellence awards

6 August 2025

Charlotte Brookfield and Hannah Shaw recognised with prestigious sector-leading National Teaching Fellowships

Three female graduates sat on a bench in their hats and gowns.

Triplets who “fell in love with Cardiff” honour late grandfather in emotional graduation celebrations

30 July 2025

Rose, Maudie and Grace Orgill graduate together as part of Class of 2025

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Conflict, politics and identity among the topics being explored at the National Eisteddfod

29 July 2025

Academics sharing the latest research insights with festival audiences