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£100k for USW projects tackling water sector challenges
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Scottish rewilding estate hosts pioneering USW mental health research
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The truth about Tasers: what the statistics and research tell us
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New research evaluates groundbreaking service for victims of police-perpetrated violence in Wales
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Exploring Ancient Myths: a new book by Professor Kevin Mills
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Accessible Futures Summit to showcase inclusivity in the media sector
Joseph Griffiths, Dr Ian Skilling, and Nathan Thomas in front of Lómagnúpur in Iceland
Drones are helping us understand how a volcanic eruption in Iceland more than two centuries ago could have killed people in Wales
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Olympics 2024 | Thriving environments for elite athletes
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Keir Starmer could turn to Welsh mythology for a few lessons on leadership
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Extreme heatwaves highlight climate injustice while western countries fail to act - here’s how governments can help
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We’re using drones to map the temperatures of lizards and this could boost reptile conservation
Two people are stood up and smiling at the camera. Sal Naseem, Inclusive culture expert, is with Hannah Coombs, USW’s Associate Dean of Partnerships and Development.
USW conference hosts critical culture conversations

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A picture of a water treatment works, taken from above
£100k for USW projects tackling water sector challenges
An aerial view of Dundreggan rewilding estate
Scottish rewilding estate hosts pioneering USW mental health research
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University of South Wales joins global Technician Commitment community