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An artist’s impression of two merging neutron stars

Top European research award for pioneering consortium

16 December 2025

The ENGRAVE Consortium receives the Into Change Award 2025

Professor John Pickett awarded honorary professorship at Guizhou University during International Congress on Insect Science

15 December 2025

Professor John Pickett’s visit to China highlighted his global leadership in advancing sustainable solutions for pest management.

Professor John Pickett receives New IPM 2025 Lifetime Achievement honour

15 December 2025

Professor Pickett received the award in recognition of his career supporting ecological chemistry interventions.

Cardiff chemists bring science safely to life on S4C's BOOM! BANG! TV show

15 December 2025

Cardiff researchers support a new children’s science TV programme.

Students recognised with awards for academic excellence

15 December 2025

The awards acknowledge impressive academic achievement across the previous academic year.

hand removing wet wipe from packet

Biodegradable wet wipes remain in rivers for more than five weeks

15 December 2025

Scientists show for the first time that most biodegradable wet wipes aren’t as biodegradable as their marketing claims.

Three students are photographed standing in a line

Cardiff team ranks among world’s best at Bangkok finals of global entrepreneurship competition

4 November 2025

Alumni team placed in top 16 after rigorous pitching of carbon capture system over three days in Thai capital

A telescope image of the Red Spider Nebula

Webb serves up Halloween treat with new images of cosmic creepy crawly

30 October 2025

Telescope reveals never-before-seen details in Red Spider Nebula

An artistic impression of an unequal-mass binary black-hole merger

New light shed on formation and evolution of black hole binary mergers by pair measured just one month apart

28 October 2025

Mergers measured by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration advance scientific understanding of nature of black hole formation and fundamental physics

A farmer is photographed at work in Malawi, Africa

Expanding farming capabilities will not close Africa’s ‘hidden hunger’ gaps

16 October 2025

Researchers combined data on demand, production, and resource constraints, moving beyond calories to nutrients that matter for health across all 54 African countries