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How forensic science has helped rediscover forgotten apples
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Danny Thorogood from the Institute of Biology, Environmental and Rural Sciences discusses how forensic science has helped rediscover forgotten apples
Aberystwyth University hosts third David Trotter memorial lecture
Dr Laura Wright from the University of Cambridge will deliver the third David Trotter Memorial Lecture at Aberystwyth University on Thursday 25 October 2018.
Waste from sugarcane production to tackle tooth decay, obesity and diabetes
A new collaborative research project between the UK and India led by Aberystwyth University, aims to transform waste streams from the Indian sugarcane industry into a range of valuable new products that can address tooth decay, obesity and diabetes.
The Pumpkin Hack
Learn about circuits and programming as you make a pumpkin lantern at our special Halloween workshop.
New Welsh-medium e-learning resources for A Level politics students
Lecturers from Aberystwyth University's Department of International politics have created a series of Welsh-medium education resources for students studying A level Politics.
Munroe Bergdorf to address Aberystwyth Transgender conference
The first transgender model in the UK to be appointed as the face of an international fashion brand, is set to address a conference for transgender people and their allies hosted at Aberystwyth University this week.
Aberystwyth University lecturer wins Sir Ellis Griffith prize
A lecturer in Professional Welsh at Aberystwyth University has been reocgnised for her study of the translation work of one of Wales’ most celebrated dramatists, novelist and authors, Saunders Lewis.
AccessAble launches new App and website at Aberystwyth University
On Friday 5 October, AccessAble launched its new App and website at Aberystwyth University.
How African American folklore saved the cultural memory and history of slaves
Writing in The Conversation, Jennifer Dos Reis Dos Santos, a PhD student in the Department of English and Creative Writing discusses how folklore has played a particularly important part in documenting African American history.
Aberystwyth computer scientist recognised at Suffrage Science awards
The pioneering work of an Aberystwyth University computer scientists in promoting the role of women in computing will be acknowledged at a special ceremony in London today, Monday 8 October.
Aberystwyth University launches new Sociology degree
Aberystwyth University is launching a single-honours’ degree in Sociology, with students being recruited for 2019-20 entry.
Kicking the bar for Founders’ Day
A procession along the promenade to kick the bar will be held on Friday 12 October 2018 to mark the day Aberystwyth University first opened its doors back in 1872.
Meadery business sets up on Aberystwyth Innovation and Enterprise Campus
An ancient drink has been given a modern twist by the first manufacturing company to set up on the Aberystwyth Innovation and Enterprise Campus.
New Bovine TB Centre of Excellence to be established at Aberystwyth University
A new Centre of Excellence for Bovine Tuberculosis for Wales will open at Aberystwyth University later this year, bringing together international expertise with the aim of eradicating the cattle disease.
Why your water footprint doesn’t matter
Writing in The Conversation, Judith Thornton from the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences discusses how footprints get people thinking about their own impact, but for water the analogy simply doesn't work.
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