A new study led by Swansea University argues that the health benefits of nature-based healthcare may depend not only on ...

They say all publicity is good publicity, but new research has revealed the significant challenges academics researching ...

Early diet may shape how the teenage brain develops, Swansea review finds ...

Reciprocal exchange programmes allow Swansea students on a degree programme with a year abroad to spend their third year ...

Swansea University is partnering with Tenby-based start-up BIOVIT to investigate whether food-processing waste can be turned ...

Nearly two-thirds - 66 per cent - of British driving licence holders don’t understand that sports utility vehicles pose a ...

Supported by the IAFNS Cognitive Health Committee, the review found that unhealthy dietary patterns in the early years of life, particularly in infancy, may have lasting consequences for intelligence ...

Sasha Debevec-McKenney, winner of the 2026 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize. Chosen in a unanimous decision by this year’s judging panel, Joy Is My Middle Name documents the journey of crawling ...

It is the company’s second King’s Award, following a 2024 King’s Award for Innovation, and highlights Bionema’s contribution to developing environmentally sustainable alternatives to synthetic ...

Marine snails are one of the diverse group of animals living within seagrass that help support a productive marine food web. The research, published by scientists at Swansea University and the charity ...

The UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) has awarded funding to Lles, a consortium of Wales’ universities, working in partnership with the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner for ...

The report strengthens calls for Government action on AI chatbots in the Policing and Crime Bill. The report, Invisible No More: How AI Chatbots are Reshaping Violence Against Women and Girls, finds ...