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Open-source intelligence vs disinformation: the information threats ‘arms race’

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Open-source intelligence vs disinformation: the information threats ‘arms race’

Posted on 10 October 2024 by Innovation + Impact blog

  In this blog, experts from the Security, Crime, and Intelligence Innovation Institute explore the interplay between open-source intelligence (OSINT) and disinformation to illuminate how they drive vital innovations in […]

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Putting a mission approach into practice: some insights from Wales

Posted on 1 October 2024 by Home of Innovation Blog

The election of Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in July has brought renewed focus on the potential of organising government policies and activities around specific missions. Here, Prof. Rick Delbridge and […]

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From curiosity to creation: delivering new brands through collaboration

Posted on 17 September 2024 by Home of Innovation Blog

Meet Cardiff Innovations tenant – Karolo, a brand and web design agency for organisations who want to make an impact. Karolo works with clients across a range of industries, delivering […]

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Spotting the signs of coercive control: the role of healthcare professionals

Posted on 10 May 2024 by Innovation + Impact blog

  Coercive control can have a devastating impact on its victims, and spotting signs early on is crucial. In this blog Dr Anna Sydor, a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing […]

 
Strengthening Research and Development capabilities through collaboration

Strengthening Research and Development capabilities through collaboration

Posted on 10 April 2024 by Home of Innovation Blog

Cardiff University’s long standing relationship with Eriez®, a global leader in separation technologies, has been further enhanced by Eriez’ recent inauguration of its cutting-edge Research and Development hub at Cardiff […]

Safeguarding privacy in the age of AI: Exploring the potential of LLMs in data-sensitive workloads

Safeguarding privacy in the age of AI: Exploring the potential of LLMs in data-sensitive workloads

Posted on 12 March 2024 by Innovation + Impact blog

Our digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and protecting our personal data has never been more important. In this blog, Dr Will Webberley, Director and Chief Technology Officer, and Dr John […]

Retrofitting homes for a net zero future

Retrofitting homes for a net zero future

Posted on 27 February 2024 by Innovation + Impact blog

Retrofitting UK homes with energy-efficient technologies and insulation is a pivotal step towards curbing carbon emissions and fostering a sustainable future. In this blog, Dr Shan Hou and Professor Joanne […]

Do experiences of social isolation impact the mental health of young people?

Do experiences of social isolation impact the mental health of young people?

Posted on 7 February 2024 by Innovation + Impact blog

How does being isolated from other young people relate to mental health problems? In this blog, Dr Katherine Thompson, a postdoctoral research associate researching statistical models to predict depression at […]

Know your clock: next generation fitness

Know your clock: next generation fitness

Posted on 19 December 2023 by Home of Innovation Blog

Your body will function and perform differently at one time of day to another, based on a combination of your genetics and your environment, which is unique to you. When […]

Using fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis to study differences in conspiracy believers

Using fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis to study differences in conspiracy believers

Posted on 7 December 2023 by Innovation + Impact blog

  The plethora of security ramifications of conspiracy beliefs range from public health endangerment to violent attacks on democratic institutions. In this blog, Isabella Orpen, a Research Assistant at the […]