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Research

We bring research into the real world. Our researchers work closely together across disciplines, and in partnership with industry and government, to generate real-world impact with a lasting legacy.

Supporting researchers

Our researchers have access to a wide range of development programmes, cutting-edge facilities, extensive library resources and expert advice.

Research equipment

Find facilities and equipment within the University to support your research.

Postgraduate research

Our research degrees give you the opportunity to investigate your subject amongst field-leading researchers with truly first-class facilities.

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Who we work with

Working with industry across the whole of the UK, we encourage, support and develop innovation.

Work with us

We work with businesses and organisations of all sizes and sectors.

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Take part in research

Take part in our research and help improve the lives of people in Cardiff and the wider world.

Our thriving research culture supports our researchers and technicians as they tackle some of society’s biggest challenges.

Karin Wahl-JorgensenUniversity Dean of Research Culture and Environment

News

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Earth’s natural climate changes may be predictable, study finds

Researchers match small changes in Earth’s orbit around Sun with shifts in planet’s climate

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How AI can help prevent elephant poaching

A new AI predictive system can help prevent elephant poaching in Malaysia

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Scientists create hydrogen with no direct CO2 emissions at source

Study marks “step-change” in carbon-neutral hydrogen production

Research stories

Revealing the anatomy of Welsh using MRI

Our research is helping Welsh learners overcome pronunciation difficulties that impact their confidence and ability to integrate into Welsh-speaking communities.

Cutting through the chaos – how disinformation is shaping our reality

Professor Martin Innes’ research on disinformation explores its impact on democratic societies in the information age.

Untangling the mysteries of pretend play in parent-child interactions

PhD student Catherine Sheehan is researching the role of pretend play in children’s emotional development.