Where Would We Be Without Research?
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Where Would We Be Without Research?
A deep dive into the world of Welsh health and social care research, featuring conversations about how research saves lives. In fact, where would we be without it?Golwg fanwl ar fyd ymchwil iechyd a gofal yng Nghymru yn cynnwys sgyrsiau am sut mae ymchwil yn achub bywydau. Yn wir, ble fyddem ni heb...
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Brwydro’r ’superbugs’— defnyddio ymchwil i achub dynoliaeth gyda Dr Angharad Davies
Ni fyddai llawdriniaethau i achub bywyd yn gallu digwydd heb gwrthfiotigau Ond mae’r gwyddorau meddygol yn brwydro’n ddyddiol yn erbyn heintiau newyd...
Attack of the killer T-cells - researching the cure for cancer with Professor Andrew Sewell
Professor Andrew Sewell is a senior research director for Infection and Immunity at Cardiff University. He specialises in T-cell research, which place...
Working with Communities in Wales - From Boxing to the Butetown Mile with Dr Sarah Fry
Dr. Sarah Fry is a senior lecturer in Adult Nursing and researcher at Cardiff University. After recovering from a brain tumour in her twenties, she wa...
Putting postpartum psychosis on primetime TV with Professor Ian Jones
As well as being a Health and Care Research Wales Senior Research Leader, Professor Ian Jones is also director of the National Centre for Mental Healt...
Young people’s vital role in shaping research with Sophie Jones
Sophie Jones has been involved in research since the age of 14 after joining a health and social care research engagement project as a teenager. Sophi...
History of vaccines - the speckled monster with Dr David Llewellyn
Dr Emma Yhnell - scientist and senior lecturer - is joined by David Llewellyn who has been studying the history of vaccines from the late 1700s to now...
Dyma gyflwyno Dot Davies
Ble fydden ni heb ymchwil? Fel mam i dri o blant, aeth y ddarlledwraig Dot Davies a'i babanod i gael eu brechu ond thalodd hi fawr o sylw i sut y d...
Introducing Dr Emma Yhnell
Where would we be without research? Well, for Dr Emma Yhnell, perhaps not here at all. Emma is a research scientist but also one of IVF triplets born...