Research
Hospital team discovers why a routine treatment for severe Covid-19 can fail
Researchers in Swansea have made a breakthrough in understanding one of the most damaging consequences of Covid-19. They have confirmed…
£4m tech prize offers new hope to people living with dementia in Wales
A Welsh resident welcomes a new multi-million-pound competition to find cutting-edge technology that supports people with early-stage dementia to live…
Cleaner water linked with smaller cockles that die younger, research on Burry Inlet reveals
Better water quality in Wales’ most famous cockle area is linked with smaller cockles that have a higher mortality rate,…
New ‘report card’ raises concerns over health and wellbeing of children in Wales
A ‘Report Card’ on the overall levels of physical activity of children and young people has assigned Wales a grade…
Experts warn rising temperatures and extremely dry conditions contribute to unprecedented wildfire danger in the UK
The UK is experiencing not only record temperatures, but also unprecedented conditions favouring extreme wildfire danger and behaviour, according to…
Swansea professor’s COVID contribution recognised with new honour
A Swansea academic at the forefront of shaping our understanding of Covid-19 has received further recognition for his work in…
Study reveals factors affecting public attitude towards Covid and the new normal
Partygate, a lack of media coverage and the perception that the virus is now milder could all affect future compliance…
Swansea to host major international conference on sustainable approach to food pest control
Feeding a growing population while reducing the environmental impact is an urgent challenge, but a major international conference at Swansea…
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…
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…