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Bornean Elephants

How AI can help prevent elephant poaching

24 February 2025

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

Silver Athena Swan awarded to the School of Computer Science and Informatics

5 February 2025

The Athena SWAN Charter is a framework which is used across the globe to support and transform gender equality within higher education and research.

New centre for artificial intelligence awarded £1.8 million for health and care research

27 January 2025

The Centre for Social Care and Artificial intelligence LEarning (SCALE) will receive £1.8 million of catalytic funding from Health and Care Research Wales.

University health and social care research to receive major multi-million-pound investment from Health and Care Research Wales

27 January 2025

Key areas of research to share £39.5m of funding from Health and Care Research Wales over the next five years.

An autonomous racing vehicle on the circuit at Silverstone in Northamptonshire.

Students set course for Silverstone glory in Formula Student AI competition

13 December 2024

University’s autonomous racing team to develop driving systems for car to circumnavigate home of British Grand Prix

Cardiff PhD student wins poster prize at BMVA Computer Vision Summer School

1 November 2024

Magdelena studies a PhD in Psychology and Computer Science

A hand holding a phone displaying Whatsapp

How WhatsApp can help with prostate cancer detection and diagnosis

12 September 2024

WhatsApp could provide a way to engage black men in Butetown and Grangetown with prostate cancer risk information.

Young people are photographed in front of their laptops.

More than 10,000 students take on cybersecurity hackathon

20 August 2024

Online security challenge boosts cybersecurity capacity internationally

Abacws hosts CyberFirst event aimed at encouraging girls into cyber security

24 July 2024

More than 100 students from nine schools across south Wales came to Abacws for the CyberFirst Wales Girls event, hosted by the School of Computer Science and Informatics.

Behind the Scenes at the Visual Computing Hackathon

16 July 2024

The hackathon focused on developing solutions to medical imaging and diagnosis in neuroscience