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As well as the survey, Freja Petrie (pictured) is also using impact-sensing mouthguards (in box, pictured) and video analysis to understand how women’s rugby players experience their head impacts during matches.

6 October 2022

Rugby players past and present urged to help research on head impacts and concussion

Aaron Todd (right) with Filipino colleagues. He conducted fieldwork with a team of eight researchers across two river catchments, collecting water and sediment samples

5 October 2022

Mining vital metals without harming the environment – rivers expert involved in Philippines project

Left: white blood cells (coloured green and blue) isolated from human blood that have been fed with human myelin (red) to mimic myelin breakdown seen in MS. Arrows point to some cells which have ‘eaten’ the myelin. Right: the same cells after treatment

4 October 2022

Tissue bank visit by Swansea expert will help boost multiple sclerosis research in Wales

Research Features

Hillary Rodham Clinton

21 January 2022

The inaugural Hillary Rodham Clinton Global Challenges Summit

Algae

28 September 2021

Using microalgae to convert food and farm waste into new sustainable products

Academic Partnerships

22 July 2021

Academic Partnerships - Swansea University and Université Grenoble Alpes

Strengthening and advancing equality and human rights in Wales

27 January 2022

Strengthening and advancing equality and human rights in Wales