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A tractor ploughing a farm field and creating a cloud of dust behind.

Cardiff lends expertise to first pan-European soil erosion monitoring network

31 March 2026

EU-backed project will contribute to European Soil Strategy and European Green Deal

An image of a dust storm on Earth captured by a space satellite.

New satellite driven model provides “more realistic and reliable” predictions of sand and dust storm emissions

24 March 2026

Cardiff-led team tackles decades-long problem of overestimating when and where sediment transport occurs

Welsh School of Architecture recognised as a world top 50 school in latest global rankings

19 March 2026

The Welsh School of Architecture has been ranked at number 50 in this year’s QS World University Rankings.

Faye Warren smiling and holding her SPIE conference award

Interdisciplinary Precision Oncology Hub student wins international award

18 March 2026

Cardiff University PhD student Faye Warren awarded prize at SPIE Medical Imaging conference 2026

A sewing machine in a workshop in Kenya

Self-cleaning period product roll out planned for Kenya

18 March 2026

Researchers aim to scale up manufacture to distribute menstrual product in east African nation

Welsh School of Architecture welcomes Clare Melhuish as Honorary Professor

17 March 2026

Clare is a Professorial Research Fellow at UCL, and an expert in the anthropology of built environments.

Welsh School of Architecture student recognised in IHBC Booth-Bird Prize

17 March 2026

Sustainable Building Conservation student Sian Mari McGuirk has been awarded a commendation in this year’s IHBC Booth-Bird Prize.

Rewriting the Gothick: How Women Shaped the Architecture of Georgian Britain

16 March 2026

As part of Women’s History Month, Dr Peter Lindfield is drawing attention to women’s long-neglected contributions to the rise of Georgian Gothic architecture.

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British Council grant to support module development and staff training in Bangladesh

11 March 2026

Researchers in Cardiff and Dhaka to co-develop module on low carbon building materials

SunPad undergoing lab tests

Welsh cohort first to test “life changing” product that could help end global period poverty

11 March 2026

Self-cleaning SunPad, which harnesses the power of the sun, could enhance menstrual health and hygiene around the world