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Launch of new guide and research to expand access to music for Autistic learners
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What happens to your blood when you’re stressed? We put it to the test
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USW secures Royce Industrial Collaboration funding for AI-driven pressure ulcer prevention project
Kang Li working on a laser machine
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Welsh innovation targets smarter treatment for severe mental illness
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Partnership programme drives innovation and economic growth across South East Wales
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Songs for Littles: the research that explains YouTube sensation Ms Rachel
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USW signs agreements in India to strengthen family resilience research
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University of South Wales wins Welsh Gov innovation funding to transform public service culture
left to right, Frank Bools (served in the Army as a field engineer, Christmas Island 1958-9), Group Captain Barry Titchen (the younger brother of Rod, who served on Christmas Island with the RAF), David Farnell (who worked in operations at Edinburgh Field, South Australia, for Operation Antler).
Landmark research captures the forgotten voices of British nuclear test veterans
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Local voices shape future of £25m health and wellbeing hub in Newport
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New study reveals strategies for safe alcohol detoxification

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