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New Future Leaders Fellows announced

4 December 2023

Three researchers from Cardiff University have been successful in the latest round of the prestigious and highly competitive UKRI’s Future Leader Fellowships (FLFs) scheme.

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Academics celebrated for research impact

4 December 2023

Research by Cardiff University academics has been celebrated for its impact

Waterloo Foundation Annual Conference focuses on tackling mental ill health

30 October 2023

The year's conference focused on the topic ‘Mental health: from your inner environment to your outer world’.

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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

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Academic’s outstanding contribution to social sciences recognised by British Academy

21 July 2023

Professor Nick Pidgeon awarded prestigious Fellowship

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Millennials and Gen-Z have higher rates of climate worry

5 July 2023

Research finds that younger people experience more fear, guilt and outrage over the impact of climate change.

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Improving learning and wellbeing for autistic children

18 April 2023

First of its kind research-based guide helps educators use sensory rooms for autistic children

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Inaugural visit for Distinguished Honorary Professor whose ideas shaped contemporary MRI

13 December 2022

The Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) hosted esteemed neuroscientists and physicist, Professor Robert Turner.

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Concern about climate change grows

22 November 2022

CAST’s annual attitude survey reveals that public concern about climate change is growing, despite cost-of-living pressures

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Study identifies new gene for heart problems associated with increased neurological disorder risk

18 November 2022

A new study led by PhD student, Georgina Wren, has identified a genetic mechanism associated with heart rhythm abnormalities that can lead to heart failure, blood clots and brain-related complications including stroke and dementia.