5 March 2019
Cardiff University boasts world-leading subjects according to latest results from prestigious rankings
13 February 2019
School marks UN day with a series of talks from women in science
11 February 2019
Fossils dating back 2.1 billion years provide first ever evidence of movement in multicellular organisms
7 February 2019
Scientists put forward new explanation as to how land bridge formed between North and South America
23 January 2019
Regional winners to compete in the national finals hosted by the Geological Society
21 January 2019
Research reveals over half of the world’s groundwater flows could take over 100 years to respond fully to climate change
3 January 2019
Melting ice sheets release tons of methane into the atmosphere
17 December 2018
International practice SRK Consulting organise careers day for geology and exploration students.
11 December 2018
Research shows that house size is increasing by more than 50 per cent in areas that have been hit by hurricanes
28 November 2018
Cardiff University champions free tap water scheme to tackle plastic bottle pollution
14 November 2018
Scientists uncover 31 km-wide meteorite impact crater hidden deep beneath the Hiawatha Glacier
22 October 2018
Cardiff student one of seven to receive Institute of Quarrying award
8 October 2018
Scientists suggest fields of 15 metre-high shards of ice could exist on Europa’s surface, posing a threat to future landing missions
23 July 2018
RV Guiding Light is part of University’s science activities at Eisteddfod
‘Unprecedented’ levels of ocean acidification triggered by future climate change may have severe consequences for marine ecosystems
26 June 2018
Young learners to tackle science challenge set by University experts
15 June 2018
School achieves bronze status in NUS Green Impact scheme
22 May 2018
Evaluating the scientific validity of qualitative metrics used in climate change impact research.
4 May 2018
Student mentors from the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences celebrated at annual awards event
12 April 2018
Leading climate change models could be overestimating stability of ocean conveyer belt that warms the UK
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