Research
Swansea scientist’s innovative toothbrush could detect early signs of lung cancer
A Swansea University scientist is developing a cutting-edge toothbrush sensor capable of detecting early signs of lung cancer, thanks to…
Could AI fix the country’s pothole problem?
Potholes could become a thing of the past thanks to an AI developed type of tarmac that can fix itself.
Swansea University helps develop online tool matching voters with their ideal political party
With the countdown to the upcoming General Election, political parties are releasing their manifestos, leaving many confused about which best…
Swansea University wins £2m to look at Welsh mums and climate change
Swansea University has been awarded more than £2 million in research funding to look at the impact of climate change…
Swansea student inventors’ idea for safe drinking water reaches semi-final of international design competition
A team of Swansea University students who have designed a filtration system to make river water safe to drink reached…
Autistic graduates ‘one of the least likely groups to be in gainful employment’
A Swansea professor is calling on higher education providers to look more closely at how they support autistic students in…
New study says Welsh primary school pupils need to get ‘sunproofed’
Primary schools in Wales could be doing more to help protect youngsters from the dangers of exposure to the sun,…
Swansea professor raises concerns over computer safety threat to patients
In the wake of the Post Office Horizon scandal highlighting the unreliability of computer evidence, a Swansea professor is warning…
Groundbreaking study by Swansea academics reveals that incels need better mental health support
A new study by Swansea-based psychology academics has revealed the complex world of involuntary celibacy, providing important insights into the…
One in three men open to having more than one partner, Swansea University study shows
A third of UK men are open to the idea of having more than one wife or long-term girlfriend, according…