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Refitted low-carbon Swansea bungalows

Welsh School of Architecture supports low-carbon refit of Swansea bungalows

5 March 2020

Swansea bungalows have had a comprehensive energy refurbishment

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Cardiff and Airbus demystify AI for Cybersecurity

28 February 2020

Project tests ability to ‘explain’ and ‘confuse’ AI-based decisions

Rural Wales

Multi-million pound grant to unlock 5G potential in rural Wales

27 February 2020

Cardiff University researchers will support a £10m project aimed at creating new opportunities for businesses and citizens in rural areas

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Data Management Plan for the Distributed System of Scientific Collections

26 February 2020

Director of Informatics projects leads important Data Management Plan of natural heritage data.

Dr Geraint Palmer

Best Operational Research PhD Thesis in in the UK for School of Maths lecturer

25 February 2020

A lecturer from the School of Mathematics has been awarded for producing the best PhD thesis in Operational Research in the UK.

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Cardiff recognised as centre of excellence for ‘precision medicine’

24 February 2020

City named among six UK centres of excellence in medicine tailored to patients’ needs

Dr Frank Rösler

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship

20 February 2020

Dr Frank Rösler has been awarded a prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship.

Shadow Minister visits the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences

19 February 2020

The School welcomes the Welsh Conservatives’ Shadow Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs

Researchers at Cardiff Catalysis Institute

Scientists discover novel reactivity of non-metals

19 February 2020

Researchers at Cardiff Catalysis Institute have unveiled new reactivity with metal-free systems.

Group of Indonesian and British researcher standing in front of a banner showing, Emergency Sevices International Seminar.

Indonesian emergency medical services – Cardiff University researchers visit Jakarta

17 February 2020

Researchers from Cardiff University's School of Mathematics, led by DIRI director, Paul Harper visit Jakarta to kick start the project that will use mathematical modelling to address the challenges facing emergency services in Indonesia.