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TB eradication experts meet at Aberystwyth University
Leading scientists gathered in Aberystwyth today (Thursday 30 June) to discuss the latest developments in the fight against tuberculosis (TB).
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Participants sought for long-Covid writing project
Researchers from the Department of English and Creative Writing are seeking people with experience of long-Covid to get involved in a new writing project.
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Aberystwyth University twins with Ukraine university
Students from Ukraine are set to study at Aberystwyth University following the announcement of a new twinning arrangement with one of the country’s leading universities, the Odessa National Economic University.
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Celebration at the National Museum Cardiff to mark 120th anniversary of Wales’ first law department
The Department of Law and Criminology has marked its 120th anniversary with a prestigious event at the Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum of Wales in Cardiff.
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Aberystwyth law professor appointed to Panel of Experts
Professor Emyr Lewis, Head of the Department of Law and Criminology at Aberystwyth University, has been appointed to the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales’ Panel of Experts.
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Learning lessons from the past to improve the experience of today’s child refugees
Support for today’s young sanctuary seekers should be informed by the experiences of child refugees who fled National Socialist Central Europe in the 1930s, according to a new report by researchers from the University's Centre for the Movement of People.
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London Underground’s disabled access and inclusion investigated by researchers
The barriers faced by people with disabilities when using public transport in towns and cities is being researched at Aberystwyth University.
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Tropical disease research boosted with ”future leader” joining Aberystwyth University
A world-leading study of tropical diseases at Aberystwyth University has received a major boost with an internationally-recognised scientist joining from The Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge.
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Podcast gives voice to hidden older victim-survivors of domestic abuse
To coincide with World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (15 June), the Dewis Choice research initiative has produced a new podcast, Out of Sight, which explores the lived experiences of older victim-survivors of domestic abuse.
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Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water to use artificial intelligence to monitor drinking water quality
Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water is to use artificial intelligence (AI) systems built by Aberystwyth University to monitor the effectiveness of its water treatment processes.
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Professor of Medieval History takes on Society Presidency role
Phillipp Schofield, Professor of Medieval History and Head of the Department of History and Welsh History, has been elected as the President of the Economic History Society.
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‘Through the eyes of older victim-survivors’ How virtual reality can improve practitioner responses to trauma
Police officers and specialists in domestic abuse and health have been using the latest virtual reality technology to experience exactly how people may feel when disclosing violence and abuse, thanks to research at Aberystwyth University.
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Senedd exhibition illustrates coastal impact of climate change
An exhibition depicting the impacts of climate change upon the fragile coastal heritage of Wales and Ireland has been launched at the Senedd in Cardiff.
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Students win trip to film festival in New York
Four Aberystwyth University students are being given the opportunity to attend one of the world’s leading film festivals.
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BeachLab returns to Aberystwyth seafront to celebrate the creativity of robotics
Robots from steampunk to submarines are to return to Aberystwyth seafront for the first time in three years as BeachLab makes a welcome return to the town centre.
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