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Exploring the impact of climate change through art

20-05-2022

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Lessons for Ukraine from the Rohingya crisis: even sympathetic communities can lose their enthusiasm for hosting refugees

11-05-2022

The University of South Wales (USW) is one of three partners given £267,954 to fund a project to look at how hydrogen derived from sewage can help cut environmental pollutants. Partnering with Dwr Cymru and Costain

Hydrogen-from-sewage project involving USW gets £267,000 funding

03-05-2022

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USW Professor becomes Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales

03-05-2022

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Four USW academics selected for Welsh Crucible research programme

29-04-2022

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USW lecturer’s book helps Muslim children learn about Ramadan

04-04-2022

TATA blast furnace. Super bugs in sewage help convert steelmaking emissions into sustainable raw materials for other industries

Super bugs in sewage help convert steelmaking emissions into sustainable raw materials for other industries

24-03-2022

Covid-19 recovery: How performance can improve well-being in rural areas

23-03-2022

Supporting postgraduate research students with one-of-a-kind resource

18-03-2022