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Scientists from Cardiff University have discovered a superior form of killer T-cell in patients who have successfully cleared end stage solid cancer.Published today in the journal Cell, the researchers discovered that dominant, successful…

A new method for recycling coloured plastics has been developed by scientists at Cardiff University.The process, which breaks down coloured polymers, the principal component of plastics, into their original components, could lead to a…

Urgent and open debate is needed around Wales’ food system in order to achieve net zero, academics at Cardiff University conclude.The Wales Centre for Public Policy (WCPP) has published its response to the Wales Net Zero 2035 Challenge…

Scientists have developed a new method for measuring the physical properties of the human brain to better understand how it moves during surgery.The first-of-its-kind study applied data from MRI scans of real-life brain motion to a novel…

Cardiff University experts and students will be discussing some of the big issues affecting Wales at this year’s National Eisteddfod.The events which take place on the Maes between August 5 and 12 in Boduan, North Wales, cover a range of…

A Cardiff academic has been recognized for her teaching excellence and commitment to her students with a national award.Dr Emma Yhnell, a senior lecturer in the School of Biosciences, has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship from…

New images of a dying star at the centre of a well-known planetary nebula 2,600 light years from Earth have revealed structures that no previous telescope could detect, according to an international team of scientists, who released the…

River barriers made up of natural materials like trees, branches, logs and leaves can reduce flooding in at-risk communities by storing water upstream, new research has found.The study, led by scientists from Cardiff University and the…

A walk-through security scanner that can cut airport passenger queues is seeking to raise investment.A series of demonstrations for investors in August is showing how the Sequestim scanner uses space technology to detect hidden objects.By…

£1.5 million has been awarded to the Cardiff University’s School of Healthcare Sciences to develop inclusive prehabilitation for cancer patients – helping patients to prepare for their treatment.Prehabilitation helps people to prepare for…