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A collection of photographs showcasing the construction and regeneration of the Chinese City of Xiamen has been displayed at the University.

Children can distinguish jokes from mistakes as early as 19 months old, Cardiff University research has shown.

The advancement of human rights and equality in Wales is the focus of the next ICI Lecture to be held at Cardiff Business School.

Moody, hard-drinking maverick Detective Inspector Rebus came about almost by accident.

Space exploration equipment from the School of Physics and Astronomy is forming part of a new exhibition at Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales.

Cardiff University is to mark St David’s Day, in its 125th anniversary year, with a public lecture delivered by the Secretary of State for Wales.

Chemistry will be brought to life in an interactive show designed to make members of the public and schoolchildren aware of the importance of the subject in everyday life.

International students from Cardiff University have been encouraging pupils from Glyn Derw High School in Ely to try out new languages.

A research group from Cardiff School of Earth and Ocean Sciences has published new evidence which could solve the puzzle of why Antarctica went into the deep freeze 34 million years ago - and it comes from a surprising place.

Cardiff University researchers are exploring how waste heat from car exhausts could provide a new greener power supply for vehicles.

An enterprising graduate has used her expertise in forensic archaeology to launch a Cardiff-based management consultancy for the legal profession.