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New £10m Global Centre in Clean Energy

18 September 2023

Cardiff partner in new project to help reduce emissions from road transport

Understanding all disease prevalence in the UK

23 August 2023

A new website provides UK prevalence estimates for all diseases

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Safeguarding young neurodiverse people online

9 August 2023

Researchers secure prestigious Google scholarship to help young people with ADHD, autism and dyslexia better navigate internet risks

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Computer model of real life brain plots more accurate route for neurosurgeons

1 August 2023

Researchers used data from MRI scans to develop bespoke computational head model

A radiologist looking at an MRI scan reflected in a medical visor.

Seeing eye to eye: researchers train AI to copy gaze of clinical professionals

21 July 2023

AI-enabled system to improve medical diagnostics and help with training and education

The Hartree Centre SME hub team at Cardiff University photographed in front of branded signage.

Experts to help SMEs "cut through hype" of AI and data science to unleash business benefits

14 June 2023

New SME hub part of Hartree Centre-funded network of digital innovation and transformation support

University experts inform and inspire at Hay Festival 2023

26 May 2023

The Cardiff Series returns to Hay-on-Wye

Launch of Cyber Innovation Hub

3 May 2023

University and partners support Action Plan for Wales

Creating a new way of building cyber skills in our university

29 March 2023

PwC’s Dr Nia Evans has played a crucial part in developing our award- winning master’s programme in Cyber Security and Technology. She now joins the University as an Honorary Senior Lecturer.

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Three of the USA’s brightest students choose Cardiff University for prestigious scholarships

8 March 2023

Marshall and Fulbright programmes give successful applicants the opportunity to study in the UK