A book written by a professor from the School of Physics and Astronomy has been chosen to be part of a national campaign to help people understand the world they live in.

A retired fire service employee has become the 100,000th person to join UK Biobank - the pioneering medical project to improve the health of future generations.

As part of its 125th anniversary celebrations, the University is displaying a garden at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Spring Flower Show, which opens in Cardiff this Friday (18 April).

Television presenter and engineering enthusiast Dr Adam Hart-Davis is visiting the University to launch an initiative to inspire the next generation of engineers.

A new project which could allow people’s mobile phones to intelligently share content with each other, as well as with other devices such as MP3 players, PDAs or digital cameras, has just won major EU funding.

International students are highly satisfied with the quality of teaching they receive at Cardiff University.

Cardiff University is contributing to the first genome project to assist conservation efforts for an endangered species.

Cardiff University research to improve knowledge of the structure and function of the human brain has been recognized with an award.

Students from the University’s academy to train opera stars will give a series of concerts and perform two operas on an upcoming tour of Italy.

A spark of an idea is all it took for three students from the School of Medicine to join the ranks of Wales’ young aspiring entrepreneurs.

Professor Robert Huber, Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry, has overseen the creation of a new crystallography laboratory, offering a new dimension to all life science research at Cardiff.

A controversial Bill currently passing through the Houses of Parliament is to be the focus of a major national public debate in Cardiff about deafness and embryo selection.