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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

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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

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Professor Jon Gillard appointed to EPSRC Mathematical Sciences Strategic Advisory Team

6 March 2026

Professor Jon Gillard, Professor of Statistics and Data Science and Deputy Head of the School of Mathematics, has been appointed to the Mathematical Sciences Strategic Advisory Team of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

New podcast shines a light on the people behind exoplanet discoveries

3 March 2026

New podcast 'About Growing Worlds' has a clear mission to highlight the human stories driving breakthroughs in exoplanet science.

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Water supplies in rural Nepal could be cleaned by harnessing the power of the sun, scientists claim

25 February 2026

Cardiff and Nepali researchers transfer their research on menstrual hygiene tech to tackle water supply challenges

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Chemistry professor honoured with science diplomacy award

17 February 2026

Professor Sir Richard Catlow recognised alongside longstanding friend and colleague for outstanding diplomatic efforts in the field of science

PhD student wins prestigious international engineering award for the second-year running

16 February 2026

Cardiff University’s Anirudh Gullapalli recognised with prize for highest-ranked student paper at SciTech 2026.

Cardiff University facilities: your innovation partner

12 February 2026

New short films showcase nine university innovation facilities now available for industry hire and collaboration.

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Climate policy must consider cross-border pollution “exchanges” to address inequality and achieve health benefits, research finds

12 February 2026

First-of-its-kind study assesses how health benefits of aggressive climate policy travel across international borders

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New study aims to transform cultures of language-learning

11 February 2026

Cardiff University academics part of interdisciplinary team based across the Celtic nations