During these unprecedented times, our 2030 Strategy is guiding our response to coronavirus.
Dr Louise Bright, Director of Research and Business Engagement, said: “USW is and will continue to draw upon its research expertise, its excellence in teaching, as well as its civic commitment to the people of Wales, in order to collectively act in response to those directly affected by coronavirus. Working in partnership has never been more important.”
We are proud to work with our partners to tackle the pandemic by:
We're interested in collaborating with businesses who are applying for Welsh Government funding to develop or manufacture Covid-related devices, equipment and solutions. We offer academic expertise, R&D facilities and a strong track record in applied research. Contact us.
Academics at the University of South Wales have developed a new rapid diagnostic test for Covid-19, to detect whether people are actively infected with the underlying SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Engineering researchers have develop an innovative blood oxygen monitor that will help determine appropriate and early lifesaving treatment
A team of USW chemists is working together to make hand sanitiser during the Coronavirus pandemic
Since the outbreak of Covid-19 (Coronavirus) emerged in the UK, the University of South Wales’s Clinical Simulation Centre has played a key role in the effort to fight the pandemic.
USW Engineers are leading a project to produce specialist personal protective equipment (PPE) for key workers.
A Professor at the University of South Wales (USW) has helped establish a Europe-wide network to share best practice on policing the Coronavirus crisis.
For established graduate entrepreneurs or those in startup phase, the University would like to, wherever possible, offer direct support and signposting to resources for those in need at this unprecedented time.
During these unprecedented times, our Research and Business Engagement Team is supporting businesses and the local community by offering a range of free online services.
Along with that we are concerned about the health of our loved ones and ourselves, access to resources, what will happen next, and when and how it will all end.
