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Swansea scientists develop new method to detect viruses in a pinprick

Scientists at Swansea University, Biovici Ltd and the National Physical Laboratory have developed a method to detect viruses in very…

Swansea digital agency iCreate enters the metaverse with bespoke digital environments

Swansea-based creative agency iCreate is entering the metaverse by creating 3D visual environments for Dubai-based NFT boutique Jumi – a…

New study suggests four in 10 in need of social care in Wales did not access services during the pandemic

As many as four in 10 people in Wales who may have needed social care did not access its services…

Education and earning potential hold the key to online dating popularity according to a Swansea psychologist

Money can’t buy you love but it does make your profile more attractive when it comes to online dating. New…

New research shows how surfing may boost wellbeing of brain injury survivors

Generations of surfers know there’s nothing like catching the perfect wave, but now new research has looked at just how…

Insufficient menstrual cycle education provided in UK schools study finds

Menstrual cycle education in UK schools is inconsistent and inadequate, and teachers feel they lack time, confidence, and subject knowledge,…

Rising costs are the biggest imminent fear for Welsh businesses despite steady expansion

Rising business costs have been cited by 65.1 percent of businesses in Wales as the biggest threat to their operations…

Swansea researcher wins international funding to help pioneer diabetes care

A Swansea University researcher’s pioneering work in the field of diabetes has helped earn her a major funding boost. Dr…

New review finds Autistic mothers face extra barriers to breastfeed

A new review by Swansea University, working with the University of Kent and non-profit organisation, Autistic UK, has found that…

University team who developed COVID respiratory support system win St David Award

A team of engineers from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) who developed a 3D-printed jet respiratory support…

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