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Analysis
22nd September 2015
Cardiff University partners with Huawei

Huawei has announced two research and development projects that it is undertaking with Cardiff University.

Medical
22nd September 2015
Award for new tumour mapping process

  A university researcher has been given a prestigious award for her pioneering work on the production of a computer algorithm to precisely pinpoint the location and size of cancerous tumours in the human body.

Analysis
22nd September 2015
Biodiesel made easy with waste-recycling catalyst

Researchers from the Cardiff Catalysis Institute have devised a way of increasing the yield of biodiesel by using the waste left over from its production process.

Component Management
26th August 2015
Developing component-scale composites using nanocarbons

  At the recent 20th International Conference on Composite Materials (ICCM) and in conjunction with Haydale, researchers from Cardiff University presented the results from an in-depth study titled Developing Component-Scale Hierarchical Composites Using Nanocarbons.

Analysis
10th August 2015
The UK's first purpose-built, low-cost energy smart house

Experts from the Welsh School of Architecture have designed and built the UK's first purpose-built, low-cost energy smart house, capable of exporting more energy to the national electricity grid than it uses. The house, designed by Professor Phil Jones and his team based at the Welsh School of Architecture, has been built as a prototype to meet tough new targets for zero carbon housing set by UK Government.

Analysis
16th April 2015
£17.3m award for compound semiconductor research foundation

A £17.3m award that will put Cardiff University at the cutting edge of semiconductor technology has been announced by the UK Government. Funding unveiled on 25th March by Universities Minister Greg Clark MP will underpin the Compound Semiconductor Research Foundation - the first of its kind in the UK, with potential to become one of the leading clusters in Europe.

Analysis
15th January 2015
Energy pathways calculator aims to solve Bangladesh's power needs

Growth is expected to drive up energy demand in Bangladesh, however domestic reserves of conventional fuels are dwindling. A web-based computer model to help the country to get to grips with its energy needs has been developed by Cardiff University. An open, interactive computer model will enable policy makers in one of the world’s most densely populated countries - or anyone else - to consider different approaches to the country’s en...

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