Major new Welsh research has revealed how the combination of congenital anomalies, socioeconomic deprivation and other aspects of children’s health and educational circumstances influences their ...
Established in 2003, the Nawal Al Sharif Scholarship (NAS) honours the legacy of Nawal Al Sharif, a pioneering social development practitioner in Jordan, and reflects Swansea University’s ...
Cardiff University and Swansea University have announced they will work together to explore the development of the UK's first ...
Study reveals impact of congenital anomalies and deprivation on education ...
In the latest Research Excellence Framework 2021 assessment, 86% of the University’s overall research was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent - up from 80% in the previous REF exercise ...
Biomedical scientist Dr Luke Davies has been successful in the latest round of Health and Care Research Wales funding awards.
The Neurological Data Platform (NDP) brings together secure research infrastructure, specialist data services and established governance within a shared environment for neurological research, allowing ...
They also won a prize of £500 for the school, and Esther was judged the overall Winner of the Challenge and therefore won the 2024 Morgan Institute Challenge trophy. Professor Trystan Watson said, "It ...
The trumpeter swan (left) and the Andean condor (right) are among the world’s heaviest flying birds. Despite their similar masses, the energy required to travel a given distance differs dramatically ...
Edited by Dr Simon John and Professor Tomás Irish from Swansea University’s Department of History, alongside Hannah Lyons, a graduate of the University, the collection brings together ten essays by ...
The study audited the cookie consent banners and network traffic of all 624 casino and sports betting websites licensed by the Gambling Commission. The team found that: Two-thirds (67%) of sites began ...
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