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Gene therapy appears to slow Huntington’s disease progression

26 September 2025

Cardiff University academics led on gene therapy surgeries in the UK

Cardiff University named WHO Collaborating Centre for Patient Safety Learning and Improvement

26 September 2025

The new Centre at Cardiff University will play a pivotal role in advancing WHO’s global work to strengthen patient safety.

Local opticians could cut waiting times and help ‘reduce the risk of people losing sight’

22 September 2025

Qualified local optometrists can manage certain eye care conditions, significantly reducing patient waiting times and lowering costs for the NHS.

Funding extension for project creating “better, healthy homes for the future”

19 September 2025

GW4 universities-led project to continue to demonstrate how existing homes can be transformed for future generations

AI could ‘im-prove’ sourdough starters

16 September 2025

AI could be used to enhance sourdough fermentation processes for large scale production.

Sweetwave: rising temperatures lead people to eat more added sugar via soft drinks and frozen desserts, study finds

16 September 2025

Researchers analysed 15 years of shopping data to establish climate-diet-health connection

A decade of discovery: Academics celebrate 10 years since the first detection of gravitational waves amid announcement of exciting new breakthrough

10 September 2025

Scientists celebrate anniversary and tests of Stephen Hawking's black hole area theorem

Fifteen REF sub-panel members for Cardiff University

9 September 2025

Panel members to play key role in shaping the REF by providing meticulous, trusted assessment of UK research

Victims of ‘enforced disappearances’ face unique mental health challenges

9 September 2025

Scientists are calling for action and research into the mental health challenges of victims of ‘enforced disappearances’.

Knowing where to look: researchers create AI to examine medical images like a trained radiologist

4 September 2025

Over 100,000 eye movements of radiologists help AI assess most clinically relevant areas of medical images, building trust and improving diagnostic capabilities