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Quantum dots image sensor

Radical smart imaging sensor developed using quantum technology

4 March 2024

The device uses new, low-carbon footprint technology that mimics the human brain and vision system

University research and innovation celebrated at St David’s Day European event

3 March 2024

The university has showcased examples of its leading research and innovation at St David’s Day Brussels 2024 programme.

Cardiff University strengthens international collaboration on cybersecurity research and knowledge exchange

22 February 2024

The university welcomed the Governor of the State of Yucatan to Cardiff to promote international collaboration and knowledge sharing between Wales and Mexico.

An image of Dr Jennifer Edwards and Dr Mike Pascoe with their prototype period product

Remote rural communities in Nepal to participate in study of self-cleaning period products

7 December 2023

Innovative technology designed to support menstrual needs and improve reproductive health is making progress towards implementation

The Net Zero Innovation Institute officially launched

6 October 2023

Cardiff University has launched a new innovation institute which is helping to shape our sustainable future.

Aerial photograph of South Wales community.

Enhancing UK research and innovation clusters

6 October 2023

Cardiff projects to deliver benefits for regional and local economies and communities

A scientist operating an instrument in Cardiff University's Translational Research Hub laboratories.

Scientists make methanol at room temperature

22 September 2023

Cardiff team takes “significant step towards a sustainable methanol-based fuel economy”

Semi-detached social housing retrofitted with solar panels, insulation, battery storage, ventilation and an air source heat pump.

Fit for the future: remodelling homes to push beyond net zero

1 September 2023

Researchers work with communities in Bristol and Swansea to co-design energy efficient and low carbon housing

Achieving net zero using ammonia

5 July 2023

First of its kind boiler aims to demonstrate ammonia is viable option for industry and businesses’ decarbonisation

Left to Right: Professor Donald J. Wuebbles, co-recipient, 2007 Nobel Peace Prize; Professor Colin Riordan, President and Vice-Chancellor, Cardiff University and Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Rudolf Allemann, Head of the College of Physical Sciences and Engineering.

Nobel winner launches hub for industry excellence

1 June 2023

Climate scientist praises home for Net Zero solutions