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Research News

Brain scans. Epilepsy is a common condition affecting at least 600,000 people in the UK. The project team will use technology to study anonymised data that is already collected by healthcare professionals to improve and prioritise treatments.

25 April 2025

Using AI and data analysis to tackle drug-resistant epilepsy - £1.1 million funding award

Young African lions on the road in Hluhluwe National Park, South Africa. When they leave their mothers, young male lions have to disperse to find new territories. To do this, they travel through the savannah, now dominated by roads and tourist activities, which impact their movements and behaviour

16 April 2025

Predicting animal movements under global change – why science fails and how it can improve

Cakes from La Creme Patisserie. Thanks to the link-up made by the ARCS team at Swansea University, the effluent from La Creme’s factory is now collected and sent to Lux Biotech, where it is used to grow the bacteria at the heart of their products.

13 April 2025

Cake-cutting waste recycled into pollution-busting bacteria – Uni team sets up unlikely partnership

Features

UTI machine

28 March 2023

Towards evidence-based treatment decisions for UTIs at point-of-care

23 March 2023

Making labs more sustainable with LEAF

7 November 2022

The Bevan Commission supports innovative patient care projects

Hillary Rodham Clinton

21 January 2022

The inaugural Hillary Rodham Clinton Global Challenges Summit

28 September 2021

Using microalgae to convert food and farm waste into new sustainable products

Academic Partnerships

22 July 2021

Academic Partnerships - Swansea University and Université Grenoble Alpes

Strengthening and advancing equality and human rights in Wales

27 January 2022

Strengthening and advancing equality and human rights in Wales