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RCN Wales awards | USW Learning Disability student nurses recognised for outreach work
Students create inspirational artwork for Cardiff cancer charity
Welsh universities’ partnership working to detect pollutants used in aircraft industry
Partnership work aims to improve efficiency of hydrogen production
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Meg Kingsbury Maggie's project
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Niall Haughian, Chief Operating Officer, HyWaves, and Dr Steven Carr, Researcher, University of South Wales Hydrogen Research and Demonstration Centre
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Students create inspirational artwork for Cardiff cancer charity
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Global Entrepreneurship Week: Born in Wigan but made in Wales: Entrepreneur Lyndsay’s journey from temp to trailblazer
Aimee and Claire are wearing purple scrubs with a USW logo
RCN Wales awards | USW Learning Disability student nurses recognised for outreach work

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Meg Kingsbury Maggie's project
Students create inspirational artwork for Cardiff cancer charity
Aimee and Claire are wearing purple scrubs with a USW logo
RCN Wales awards | USW Learning Disability student nurses recognised for outreach work
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Carly’s creepy novel is a perfectly thrilling read for spooky season

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A group of young children and an adult are joyfully playing musical instruments together in a classroom. The children are using instruments such as drums, maracas, a small flute, and a ukulele. The adult, sitting in the centre, is smiling and holding a tambourine, engaging with the children. One child wearing a colourful hijab is happily playing the drums, smiling brightly. The setting is bright a
Music therapy refugees research extended
A young child sits at a kitchen table, focused on playing with colorful sensory toys, including a fidget spinner and pop-it. An adult, likely a parent or caregiver, leans in smiling supportively, sharing a moment of encouragement and connection.
World Children’s Day | Do bilingual children face autism diagnosis delays?
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Scotland’s approach to special needs education is more inclusive than the rest of the UK – but it doesn’t always work in practice

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Global Entrepreneurship Week: Digital nomad Tasha takes her skills to the international stage
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Global Entrepreneurship Week: Entrepreneurs offered free business training through University development programme

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