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Recruitment begins for 600 future biomedical researchers

24 September 2026

Cardiff University will partner with the Universities of Bath, Bristol, and Exeter to develop the next generation of biomedical science leaders.

The consortium team for the INCLUDE-ID project at the project launch meeting in Bosisio Parini, Italy.

Transforming cultural institutions into inclusive spaces for people with learning disabilities

22 September 2026

The INCLUDE-ID project will help cultural institutions to foster autonomy, participation and social inclusion

Cardiff University launches programme to strengthen maternity care across Wales

21 September 2026

Midwives and maternity practitioners across Wales will soon have access to specialist training designed to strengthen care for women with complex pregnancies and improve outcomes for mothers and babies.

Quantitative training overhaul needed in ecology

16 September 2026

Reforming teaching of quantitative techniques is needed as ecological research evolves

Irritability, anxiety and negative thought patterns in ADHD associated with increased depression risk

2 September 2026

New research could help clinicians and families identify new approaches to preventing and treating depression among children and young adults living with ADHD

New AI approaches to help understand complex biological data

1 September 2026

Cardiff academics suggest new AI models to give scientists more powerful tools and help precision medicine

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Cardiff University Physiotherapy Team supports Wales at European Touch Rugby Championships

28 August 2026

Cardiff University physiotherapy staff, students, recent graduates and alumni travelled to Vichy, France, from 21 to 25 July 2026 to support Wales Touch Rugby teams competing at the European Touch Rugby Championships.

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GenAI cannot accurately mark essays in Higher Education

24 August 2026

Current GenAI models are inadequate at marking Higher Education essays, often inflating or reducing grades.

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Advanced MRI scan reveals Huntington’s disease damage in the living brain

11 August 2026

SANDI MRI technique reveals microstructural abnormalities in the brain in Huntington’s disease

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Cardiff medicine graduate awarded prestigious Fulbright Scholarship to study at Stanford University

7 August 2026

A Cardiff University School of Medicine graduate has been awarded one of Ireland's most prestigious international scholarships to undertake postgraduate study at Stanford University.