New research led by Swansea University will help scientists predict where and when animals will move, a task which is becoming more urgent, given the current rapid pace of global change.

Swansea University has been awarded a Technician Commitment Impact Award to recognise the progress made against its ...

A family patisserie has teamed up with a biotech start-up company to recycle waste from cake-cutting into bacteria-based ...

Swansea University is playing a key role in the latest call to action laying out the critical steps governments must take to ...

Wales’s National Centre for Suicide Prevention and Self-Harm Research has been launched, marking a significant milestone in ...

Scientists at Swansea University have embarked on a groundbreaking study to examine whether cold water immersion (CWI) ...

Swansea University is launching the world’s first MSc in Marine Restoration which will equip graduates with the skills they ...

The theme of the GwyddonLe this year is 'Roots,' and visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the roots of diseases ...

Swansea University has been awarded almost £60,000 by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to lead a pioneering project aimed at improving workplace conditions for women academics with mental health ...

In a groundbreaking step towards preventing antibiotic-induced hearing loss, a Swansea University academic has been awarded ...

A new study has revealed how being cut off from using digital technology is creating additional obstacles for people with ...

In the latest Research Excellence Framework 2021 assessment, 86% of the University’s overall research was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent - up from 80% in the previous REF exercise ...