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Every two years, universities and colleges in the United Kingdom receive the Queen's Anniversary Prizes for very good achievement. The staff members and research teams have a great track record of accomplishment because of their practical influence and solid research.
In June 2016, the School of Chemistry received a Regius Professorship. The award was given to the School in appreciation of its long history of producing research and instruction of the highest calibre, as well as its contribution to the advancement of productivity and growth in the United Kingdom.
For many years, Cardiff University researchers have been studying gravitational waves with funding from the Science and Technology Facilities Council. The latest generation of gravitational wave observatories, LIGO in the United States, Virgo in Italy, and KAGRA in Japan, are supported by their design, mirror suspension technology, and data analysis. A whole new area of astronomy that "listens" for vibrations in spacetime rather than searching the electromagnetic spectrum for information was made possible by the LIGO observatory's historic first discovery of gravitational waves in 2015. Amazing discoveries have been made by gravitational wave detectors since 2015, including the detection of signals from over 100 pairs of colliding black holes.
Professor Sir Martin Evans of the School of Biosciences won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2007 for his groundbreaking research on DNA recombination in animals and embryonic stem cells. In 2009, Professor Sir Martin Evans was named President of the University. In 2012, he was appointed Chancellor, a position he maintained for eight years until his resignation in March 2017.
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