Swansea University

We are preserving our heritage

We are supporting more families to breastfeed

We are raising awareness of disability history in Wales

Generate, store and release their own energy.

Transforming digital education in Wales.

Creating the conditions for ideas to thrive in South West Wales

We are driving development

We are reducing carbon in the aviation industry

We are developing digital technologies to benefit emergent users

We are preserving cultural heritage

We are developing complex computer modelling for the aerospace industry

We are creating pain free needles

We are using satellites to improve weather and climate predictions

We are developing tailored safety testing methods for nanomaterials

We are developing the next generation of solar cells

We are piecing together cholesterol chemistry in brain function

Supercomputers or high performance computers (HPC) are indispensable in various industrial sectors.

Research done at a university can sometimes seem very remote to the general public, even though that university might be at the centre of where people live and work.

Japanese knotweed (JK) is an invasive plant species in the UK (after being introduced in the 19th century as an ornamental plant).

The flexographic printing sector has existed in various forms since the 15th century, becoming a multi-billion euro (€40.2bn per annum (2017)) industry.

We are helping to prevent self-harm and suicide

When competing at an elite level, marginal differences can be the deciding factor between winning and losing.

For every 1000 patients Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) will be a major cause of long-term ill health or even death.

Maybe as someone who has direct experience, or through family and friends, everyone is aware of the devastating impact cancer has on people’s lives.

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction (PFD) affects 25% of women Worldwide.

For any modern railway system, signalling software is key to safety and increasing capacity and reducing human error.

Swansea researchers, as part of a global team, sought to explore professional cyclists with type 1 diabetes to look for clues about better glucose management.

Both France and the UK are facing the challenge of an ageing population.

We are shining a light on Welsh LGBTQ+ literature

We are transforming policy in relation to sex work

We are improving understanding of public sector pay

We are tackling cyber threats

Every year 50 million lumpfish are needed by the Salmon aquaculture industry in Europe to eat a parasite called 'Sealice' off salmon.

We are investigating Antarctic ice shelves to understand their future stability.

Membrane separation processes that remove water and raw materials from aqueous systems play an essential role to the operation of various industries.

We are improving the use of evidence in policy and practice in health and social

We are improving the process in blood services

More than 1.3 million people in the UK are living with the long-term effects of acquired brain injury (ABI).

We are improving the understanding of wildfire impacts on global carbon dynamics

We are providing evidence to prevent ineffective policy implementation

Invertebrate pests (e.g. insects, mites, nematodes) cause hundreds of billions of pounds worth of damage to arable crops and forests every year.

We are reducing the stigma and improving the well-being of student sex workers

Every year fungal diseases across the world cost the agricultural industry billions in destroyed and damaged crops.

We are providing COVID-19 rapid response analysis to hospitals & health services

We are exploring Wales' place in the world through the writing of Dylan Thomas

We are improving the measurement of effective drug and crime control policy

We are helping improve the management and care of chronic oedema

We are making ethnic minority women's history and contributions more visible

We are enriching Welsh educational and creative practices

We are improving the integrity of higher education

We are reversing language shift in Wales

We are improving access to digital media for sensory impaired users in Wales

We are shaping the AI revolution