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No kidding: goats prove brainier than sheep and alpacas
PhD Candidate Megan Quail has written an article for The Conversation about research findings that goats outperform sheep and alpacas in a series of cognitive tests.
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Student game to improve train access proves a winner
Two Aberystwyth students have won a national competition for their app which helps improve access to train stations.
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New research network aims to reduce dairy farming carbon footprint
Innovative strategies to significantly reduce high levels of greenhouse gas emissions in the dairy industry are being trialled in a major new research project.
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Aberystwyth University launches new online courses
Aberystwyth University has launched new online courses in Computer Science and Business Studies.
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Identity and belonging explored through exhibition
Multiplicity, a powerful exhibition showcasing the work of eight exceptional global majority artists, has gone on display at Aberystwyth Arts Centre.
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Professor Geraint H. Jenkins honoured for lifelong contribution to Welsh-medium education
Eminent Welsh historian, the late Professor Geraint H. Jenkins, has been honoured by the Coleg Cymraeg at its annual gathering in Aberystwyth.
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Challenging the traditional telling of Welsh Patagonia’s story
The romantic story of the Welsh people who settled in Patagonia over a century ago is challenged in a new book, revealing a darker side to the establishment of Y Wladfa.
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Aberystwyth University renews partnership with Mentera
Aberystwyth University has renewed its partnership with Mentera, Wales’ leading independent economic development company.
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New research identifies KPIs with the greatest influence on livestock profitability
Our researchers have identified a simple yet highly effective set of metrics which could be used to help improve the financial performance of livestock farms.
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Artist gives peatbogs a voice
Peatbogs will be given a unique voice by an innovative project that seeks to portray scientific data through art.
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Innovative system of ‘listening’ sensors to monitor Greenland ice melt
Scientists are deploying an early warning system to closely monitor how rapidly the Greenland ice sheet is melting and help predict potential climate tipping points.
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Plan to protect melting glaciers launched at UN event
A new plan to slow the melting of the world’s glaciers and protect the life inside them will be launched at a United Nations’ event this week.
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Scientists to explore why Everest glacier is warming
A team of researchers is making final preparations for a trip to Mount Everest in Nepal next month to explore why the ice on one of the mountain’s most iconic glaciers is so close to the melting point.
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Thirty years ago Ukraine got rid of its nuclear arsenal – now the people regret that decision
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers from the Department of International Politics discusses whether things would be different if Ukraine still had a nuclear arsenal and whether Kyiv may now feel compelled to pursue a nuclear weapons programme.
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New animal clinic opened at Aberystwyth Vet School
A new replica veterinary clinic has formally opened at Aberystwyth University in an expansion of Wales’s only School of Veterinary Science.
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