Parasitic fly ‘sacrifices sight’ after finding host, study finds
01 June 2026
A blood-feeding parasitic fly loses visual sensitivity after finding a host and permanently giving up flight, new research shows.
When satire could destroy a career: the scandals of Georgian politician Charles James Fox
03 June 2026
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Callum Smith explains how scandal and satire transformed Charles James Fox into one of Britain’s first political celebrities, and shaped public opinion for decades.
‘Love language’ power in ancient Welsh poetry origins researched
08 June 2026
Welsh poets’ use of the language of love and intimacy to describe their relationships with powerful patrons is being explored as part of research at Aberystwyth University.
Could the war in Ukraine bring political change to Russia?
10 June 2026
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers provides insight into the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting how the conflict is increasingly posing significant reputational challenges for Russia.
How science is enhancing the aroma of new fungal fermented foods
10 June 2026
Researchers have developed an innovative approach to improving the aroma of alternative high-protein foods made from fermenting leftover bread crusts with forage grasses, traditionally used to feed livestock.
New animations highlight older people’s experiences of domestic abuse
15 June 2026
Two new animations highlighting the unique challenges older adults face when suffering domestic abuse have been released to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (Monday, 15 June).
Boosting vaccine uptake goal for experts’ Colombia meeting
17 June 2026
Boosting the uptake of vaccines for some of the world’s most harmful diseases will be the focus of our experts’ work at an international meeting of the global vaccine community.
The kombucha paradox: measurable effects, uncertain wellbeing benefits
18 June 2026
Writing in The Conversation, our researchers explain how kombucha may impact metabolism, but demonstrating a meaningful wellbeing benefit requires much stronger evidence.
Heritage review stakeholder consultation aims to draw up recommendations for new commemorative criteria
18 June 2026
A heritage consultant will consult with stakeholders to provide foundational information which will form the basis for developing new commemoration criteria for Aberystwyth University.
Vet lecturer wins national award for inspirational mentorship
18 June 2026
A lecturer from Wales’ first School of Veterinary Sciences has been recognised with a prestigious national award for her outstanding contribution to mentoring within the veterinary profession.
Claims of Dartmoor pony cull reignite row over how to save Britain’s moorlands
19 June 2026
Writing in The Conversation, Professor Mariecia Fraser explains how semi-wild ponies are valuable for habitat restoration, yet policy changes may threaten their survival.
Award for outstanding contribution to community transport
22 June 2026
A leading expert on transport and ageing has received a national award recognising his outstanding contribution to community transport.
BBC to cut 550 jobs across news and radio – here’s what it means for audiences
22 June 2026
Can supplements keep your brain sharp? Why the evidence is more complicated than it seems
23 June 2026
Writing in The Conversation, our researchers explain why more than memory tests are needed to assess whether supplements affect the brain.
First Wales-trained vets celebrate qualifying at Aberystwyth ceremony
23 June 2026
Aberystwyth University has celebrated its first ever veterinary students completing their studies and qualifying to enter the profession.
Aberystwyth University academic appointed Germinal Chair
29 June 2026
Kerrie Farrar has been appointed as Germinal Chair of Translational Plant Breeding at Aberystwyth University’s Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS).