News

Gold catalyst highlighted in Scientific American

29 January 2016

The current issue of Scientific American features the gold-based catalyst discovered by Prof Graham Hutchings.

Dr Norman Lloyd Scholarship

28 January 2016

Chemistry student Rhodri Evans is the recipient of the Dr Norman Lloyd Scholarship for 2015.

Cardiff researcher among world’s ‘most influential scientific minds’

22 January 2016

Professor Graham Hutchings named on elite list of highly cited researchers in 2015

High hopes for software event

18 January 2016

Could African programmers develop the next Pinterest or Instagram?

Prestigious Honorary fellowship and visiting professorship awarded to Prof. Angela Casini

11 January 2016

Prof. Angela Casini, Chair of Medicinal and Bioinorganic Chemistry, has been awarded the prestigious August-Wilhelm Scheer Visiting Professorship

Staff from the University of Namibia visiting Cardiff University School of Mathematics

Maths experts support Africa’s future scientists

11 January 2016

Phoenix Project organises maths school in Namibia to help tackle drop-out rates on science courses

Illustration from the learning and teaching research pack

Introduction to Architecture Learning and Teaching Resource Packs

7 January 2016

BSc in Architectural Studies interns have developed Introduction to Architecture Learning and Teaching resources packs for the Welsh Baccalaureate and Key Stage 1.

George Osborne on his visit to the School of Physics and Astronomy

Chancellor announces £50m for new Cardiff innovation centre

7 January 2016

The Chancellor George Osborne announces £50m for new Cardiff innovation centre.

Two women standing outside with holding buckets on their heads.

Orkidstudio – Zambia Design for Health project 2016

7 January 2016

This project considers the impact of good design on health and well being and will challenge students to grapple with issues facing health care provision in remote and deprived communities.

Student demonstrating construction techniques to a local woman

Orkidstudio – Cameroon Kuk Project 2015

7 January 2016

The Kuk Project (formerly CAMAAY) took place in September 2015 with Undergraduate students from the Welsh School of Architecture and the School of Engineering.