2011Annual Review New thinking also adds to our reputation of flagship medical education centre, The Cochrane Good progress was made on our new research turning our ideas into businesses. Building, as well as improved dental teaching facility – The Hadyn Ellis Building – part of our facilities, a lightning laboratory to tackle the new multi-million pound Maindy Park campus In one of the biggest commercial deals in the emerging trend in composites within aircrafts, and development. Part of the function of new building Preface University’s history, the American pharmaceutical new social facilities such as the Students’ Union’s will be to support our community engagement from the Vice-Chancellor giant Bristol-Myers Squibb agreed the purchase new interactive Lounge, geared for our diverse activities – activity designed to take our research of US biotech company Inhibitex. The $2.5Bn international student community. and knowledge to the public. (£1.6Bn) deal includes the promising new anti- “Our new Award is hepatitis C drug INX-189, first designed and We also created new academic posts to boost Our presence at the National Eisteddfod prepared by Professor Chris McGuigan at the the number of students who study through the attracted some 10,000 visitors. Our Big Ideas starting to help equip our Cardiff School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical medium of Welsh while our School of Welsh events in support of National Science and students with skills ready Sciences. maintained its position as the best in Britain Engineering Week and Brain Awareness Week and for Celtic Studies, according to The Complete Creative Minds, offering the latest ideas in music, for their future careers and The creation of more spin-out companies will be University Guide. literature, culture and media, were attended by further boosted with an injection of new funding some 11,300 members of the public. will maintain our students’ through Fusion IP, the University’s investment Our students continued the tradition of excellent reputation amongst partner who raised £5M through a share placing, working in local communities through Student This is my final report as Vice-Chancellor. I allowing the company to continue investing in Volunteering Cardiff (SVC). They also supported am delighted that the University has secured, employers – reflected in the Cardiff’s early stage technology companies. the University’s widening-access programme Professor , a major figure in UK fact that 94 per cent are Innovation permeates throughout our work: by working in local schools on projects which higher education, as my successor. Together with among the many examples I could highlight are encourage and support the next generation our new Chair of Council, John Jeans and the employed or undertaking scientists from our Neuroscience and Mental of engineers, mathematicians, linguists and University’s new Chief Operating Officer, Hugh Health Research Institute uncovering five healthcare professionals from some of ’ Jones, the University can be confident of tackling further study six months new Alzheimer’s genes, which was hailed as a most deprived communities. the future under strong leadership. after graduation.” ‘step towards defeating dementia’. Meanwhile Professor Ian Hargreaves, from our School of Investment in the best postgraduate students I am glad to say that Professor Riordan will be Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies and Cardiff continued with the second in-take of our welcomed to a University that is in a position Business School, carried out a landmark report President’s Research Scholars; as did new of strength and will find a committed and into Intellectual Property (IP) which will support scholarships coming on stream from such major talented staff who, I believe, will continue to UK innovation and economic growth in the new international employers as Ford and Santander build on the substantial success that they have 2011 was another successful year for Cardiff Our research reputation is one of the principal We are delighted our staff are recognised digital age. to support our students financially and help them already achieved. University, set against a backdrop of immense factors in staff and student recruitment. As the so publicly with the highest accolades their gain vital skills important for their future careers. change for UK higher education. global market in higher education becomes even professions can endow. Hitting the international news headlines, our The success I have seen day-to-day is created more competitive, this reputation will be an scientists also identified disease-causing Our new Cardiff Award is starting to help equip by the most talented people I have ever had The challenging economic environment, the increasingly important consideration. Attracting new and creative new minds helps bacteria carrying the new genetic resistance to our students with skills ready for their future the privilege to work with. As Vice-Chancellor, introduction of new fee arrangements for In attracting, developing and retaining build our international reputation. We were antibiotics in New Delhi’s drinking water. Another careers and will maintain our students’ excellent I’ve witnessed excellence in our teaching and undergraduates and changes in the size and staff capable of working at a level which is recognised in 2011 by a Times Higher Education team revealed, for the first time, an elaborate reputation amongst employers – reflected in the research, and in the huge contribution staff and structure of higher education in Wales make our internationally competitive, and in growing our award in their International Collaboration labyrinth of sacred tunnels, containing the fact that 94 per cent are employed or undertaking students make to society and the economy. continuing drive to innovate and invest all the postgraduate research student community, we category for our work with Capital Medical mummified remains of millions of dogs under further study six months after graduation. more vital. are securing sustainable foundations for world- University in China, helping to develop new the Egyptian desert. I thank them all, along with members of Council, leading research. approaches to detecting and treating cancer. Attracting the next generation of students from Court and others, for all the support which I have Skilled, enthusiastic and high quality staff are Closer to home, we underlined our reputation for Wales, the UK and beyond is crucial. To renew been shown throughout my period as Vice- our strongest asset and key to our long-term This year saw recognition for our established Professor Mike Bruford, of the School of research and knowledge in Welsh law and politics excitement and interest in the educational Chancellor and I wish the University every success success. That’s why we’ve invested £10M in the academic excellence. Two of our senior Biosciences, was awarded a prestigious Royal through our and excellence and long-term value of a Cardiff for the future. Serious Brain Power campaign to recruit new academics, Professor Alun Davies and Society/Wolfson Research Merit Award. launched a new and innovative pairing scheme to degree, we unveiled our latest undergraduate high profile academic staff as well as gifted early Professor John Parkes were elected as Fellows Professor Bruford’s work has taken him across couple our academics with politicians to improve recruitment campaign, Thrive. career researchers. of the Royal Society. A further four colleagues the globe. In China he helped sequence the and inform policy. Professors Amanda Coffey, Andrew Pithouse, genome of the giant panda, gaining insights Using intrigue, innovation and an emphasis on George Boyne and Hugh Willmott appointed which may help conserve the endangered Our students excelled too thanks to our teaching social media, the campaign is designed to engage as Academicians of the Academy of Social species. excellence and supported by investment in with the highest calibre students in a way that Dr David Grant CBE, FREng, FLSW, CEng, FIET Sciences. teaching and research. We unveiled our new goes beyond traditional recruitment techniques. Vice-Chancellor

2 Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 3 7. International partnership 9. Santander link-up 11. Lounge of the future awarded renewed Space-cabin style booths where students can Skype in comfort and a kitchen table-sized touch Our year in pictures The fifth largest bank in the UK renewed its Cardiff’s ground-breaking cancer research screen are just some of the features of the new funding agreement with the University. The new partnership work with China won the state-of-the-art student lounge. Created in agreement with Santander funds scholarships 1. Royal Society recognition 3. New Vice-Chancellor 5. Social Sciences honoured International Collaboration category at the response to international student feedback, the and awards for students and staff to study in named annual Times Higher Education awards. The Lounge has transformed a former games room Professor Alun Davies, Cardiff School of the UK and abroad. It also provides support to Professors Amanda Coffey and Andrew University was singled-out for its collaboration into the very latest in social space that reflects Biosciences and Professor John Parkes, Head the Student Hardship Fund, a research grant for Professor Colin Riordan was named next Pithouse, School of Social Sciences, and with Capital Medical University in China which Cardiff’s multi-cultural population. of the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences the School of Welsh, support to the School of Vice-Chancellor of Cardiff University. Professor Professors George Boyne and Hugh Willmott, aims to find new approaches to detecting and were elected Fellows of The Royal Society, the European Languages, Translation and Politics, Riordan, who will take up the post on 1 , were appointed treating cancer. world’s oldest scientific academy in continuous mobility grants for the Cardiff Business School 12. Increasing modern September 2012 when Vice-Chancellor Dr as Academicians of the Academy of Social existence, widely regarded as second only to a and support for a student development unit. David Grant retires from office, is currently Vice- Sciences - the highest accolade in the social 8. Honouring excellence foreign language take-up Nobel Prize in prestige. Chancellor of the . sciences. 10. Encouraging students to A new link-up designed to increase the take-up 2. Golfers chip-in for A well-known broadcaster, a Liberal Democrat Thrive of modern foreign languages and give students 4. Conquering the world 6. The Devil’s in the detail Life Peer and one of Wales’ most successful vital work experience was launched. Modern research entrepreneurs were amongst those to be foreign language students get the opportunity To renew excitement of the educational Intrepid adventurer Richard Parks returned Not content with signing professionally for the honoured at our annual degree ceremonies. to volunteer in local schools leading to credits excellence and long-term value of a Cardiff University President Professor Sir Martin Evans to the University welcomed by the School of Cardiff Devils Elite League team and acting as Fiona Phillips, Baroness Jenny Randerson in their degree programme and act as work degree we unveiled our new undergraduate joined First Minister Carwyn Jones and Sir Terry Healthcare Studies to deliver a special lecture. assistant captain of the National League squad, and Sir Stanley Thomas joined other eminent experience for prospective teachers working recruitment campaign. Using intrigue, innovation Matthews at the 2011 Saab Wales Open. A gala The former Wales international, who studied PhD student Luke Piggott and a team from the individuals from the fields of medicine, finance towards a postgraduate certificate in education. dinner at Newport’s Celtic Manor Resort, raised at the School of Dentistry, spoke about his School of Biosciences identified a weakness in and science to receive Honorary Fellowships. and an emphasis on social media the campaign funds for the University’s European Cancer remarkable fundraising expedition - the 737 breast cancer cells which could help prevent the is designed to engage with the highest calibre Stem Cell Research Institute. Challenge. disease from spreading. students in a way that goes beyond traditional recruitment techniques.

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4 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 5 Inspiring the next Wartime student graduates Out-of-this-world opportunity generation of mathematicians A mechanical engineering alumnus ended a 66- Biosciences student Kyle Grant is spending the For our students year wait for his University degree. 85-year-old next year exploring deep space – or, at least, Harold Jones successfully completed his studies exploring the possibilities. Kyle is on placement Budding mathematicians looking to hone their in 1945, but was sent to complete military with the Space Life Science Lab at the Kennedy “Cardiff University provided me with academic and personal experiences that will stay with me forever. key skills ready for their GCSE exams took part training before he had a chance to collect his Space Centre in Florida researching the in a set of innovative revision sessions at the I have thoroughly enjoyed the high challenge, highly supportive environment that the University offered, certificate. Six decades later he returned to practicalities of deep space flight with NASA – and University. Pupils from Cardiff and the South the University and graduated with his fellow undertaking some simulated zero-gravity training and look forward to applying the skills I have learnt to my future career.” Wales Valleys schools took part in workshops run engineering students. himself. The year-long placement will also take in by current maths students to fine tune maths Matthew Price, 4th year Psychology student work at the Johnson Space Centre in Texas and skills and improve their chance of exam success. the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

The Cardiff student experience is in demand. Students enjoy an inspiring educational experience, enriched by world-leading research and scholarship in an environment networked with the major professions and international collaborations. This experience is valued by employers too with some 94 per cent of our graduates finding a job or entering further study within six months of completing their studies. The Cardiff experience is open and inclusive – encouraging students from some of our most deprived areas as well as attracting the best students from across the world to succeed at Cardiff remains crucial.

Welcoming the brightest Attracting the best minds students The second in-take of the University’s most Eight of America’s brightest students were promising postgraduate students pushing the Chemistry attracts talented The Cardiff Award Modernising medical introduced to the University as part of the US- research boundaries in innovative technologies, international student education UK Fulbright Commission’s first ever Summer theories and methodological approaches were Giving students recognition for learning through Institute. Hosted jointly by the University, the welcomed to Cardiff. The President’s Research Mesele Oluwaseun joined the School of extra-curricular activities to increase their A review of medical education to create a visiting students got the chance to visit Cardiff Scholarships attract students from across the Chemistry after beating off competition to win self awareness and sell their skills to future curriculum to attract, train and retain the to learn about Welsh culture, history, politics world to work on challenging projects in dynamic the University’s Commonwealth Scholarship. employers is central to the new Cardiff Award. very best doctors was launched. The C21 and geography and the crucial influence research environments across the University Mesele, from Kogo, Nigeria, won the Scholarship Recognised by leading employers including programme is examining all aspects of industry has had on the nation’s events. under the supervision of successful and after completing an essay explaining how the Ernst and Young, the Cardiff Award uses undergraduate medical education - from established researchers. award would help his academic career and expertise from industry, across the University curriculum content to staff training to respond his home country. A graduate in industrial and our Students’ Union to develop marketable, to the changing needs of clinical services. chemistry from the University of Lagos, Mesele work related skills. has now started an MSc in Physical Organic Chemistry.

6 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 7 Dog Catacomb beneath the For the advancement desert An elaborate labyrinth of sacred tunnels, containing the mummified remains of millions of dogs were excavated for the first time under the Egyptian desert. The Catacombs of Anubis of knowledge project, led by Dr Paul Nicholson of the School of History, Archaeology and Religion, examined a labyrinth of tunnels beneath the desert at “Cardiff scientists are leading the field in our understanding of the genetics of Alzheimer’s. Their findings Saqqara in Egypt. The excavation team’s latest are a step towards defeating dementia. This work will spark new ideas and collaborations.” estimate is that some 8,000,000 animals – most of them dogs or jackals - were buried there. Rebecca Wood, Chief Executive of Alzheimer’s Research UK The sound of history The impact of the University’s Understanding Welsh law Forest corridors prove Substantial collections of unique manuscript research develops new knowledge and © James Davies vital for conservation and printed music from the 18th and 19th understanding. From the discovery of centuries are to be made available to a wider five new Alzheimer’s genes to uncovering Leading Welsh lawyer Emyr Lewis was appointed a Senior Fellow in Welsh Law at A collaborative project involving researchers scholarly audience thanks to new funding. an elaborate labyrinth of sacred tunnels, Understanding Alzheimer’s Home-made honey in the University’s Wales Governance Centre from our Danau Girang Field Centre in Malaysia Cardiff’s School of Music and the University containing the mummified remains of superbug fight to further develop the study and awareness showed the importance of forest corridors The search for factors that increase the risk of Library Service, working in partnership with millions of dogs under the Egyptian the international music database RISM (UK) of Welsh law. As well as Welsh law, Professor to the survival of mammals in Borneo. The developing Alzheimer’s led to the discovery of University researchers and the National desert - our knowledge is helping to and Royal Holloway, University of London, will Richard Wyn Jones offered in-depth analysis Kinabatangan Carnivore Programme used five new genes to help pinpoint what’s going Botanic Garden of Wales joined forces to produce benefits worldwide. Closer catalogue the distinctive pieces and make and expert comment during the 2011 National camera traps to build a picture of Bornean wrong in the brain. Professor Julie Williams appeal to people to send local honey to help to home our research is helping gain the records openly available to researchers, Assembly for Wales’ elections. carnivore ecology and develop species from the University’s Neuroscience and build a unique DNA profile. Using the samples new understanding of Welsh law and teachers, performers, other libraries, and those distribution and habitat suitability models. The Mental Health Research Institute identified the team will identify plants which could fight politics, leading the fight against hospital with a general interest in the history of music images captured by the camera traps show an additional five new genes – bringing the antibiotic-resistant bacteria. A screening test superbugs, and informing UK policy and performance. that many species rely on forest corridors for total number of genes that increase the risk of developed at Cardiff tests for activity against on Intellectual Property – all of which moving around forest patches. developing Alzheimer’s to ten. two of the most common hospital acquired demonstrate the benefits of a research infections antibiotic-resistant bacteria MRSA Reviewing Intellectual intensive university to Wales and beyond Alcohol effects on the Antibiotic resistant and Clostridium difficile. Property through our contribution to economic, discovery social and cultural development. pancreas 800,000 years of abrupt A landmark review of how Intellectual Property Disease-causing bacteria carrying the new (IP) framework supports growth and innovation A protein which could provide protection climate variability Assessing the effect of genetic resistance to antibiotics, NDM-1 across the UK was published by the University’s against the effects of alcohol in the pancreas Chair of Digital Economy Professor Ian Hargreaves police funding cuts were discovered in New Delhi’s drinking water An international team of University scientists led was uncovered. The Cardiff team, led by based jointly in Cardiff School of Journalism, supply by a Cardiff-led team. The team found by Dr Stephen Barker from the School of Earth Professor Ole Petersen, Director of the School Media and Cultural Studies and Cardiff Business Local police services would take the biggest new strains of resistant bacteria in the Indian and Ocean Sciences produced a prediction of of Biosciences found when calmodulin is School. The review set out ten recommendations hit from Government cuts to the policing capital, including species which cause cholera what climate records from Greenland might missing from cells in the pancreas alcohol has to Government to ensure the UK has an IP budget, a major University analysis uncovered. and dysentery. The findings offered the first look like over the last 800,000 years. Drill cores a much greater toxic effect as a chain reaction framework best suited to supporting innovation A report by the Universities’ Police Science evidence of the environmental spread of taken from Greenland’s vast ice sheets provided which causes cells to self destruct speeds up. and promoting economic growth in the digital age Institute found Government grants for local NDM-1, which had previously only been found the first clue that Earth’s climate is capable of This can lead to inflammation (pancreatitis), - including the delivery of copyright exceptions at policing would fall by £1.36Bn, or 14 per cent, in hospitals. very rapid transitions and have led to vigorous which in the long-term significantly increases a national level for format-shifting, parody, non- over the four years to 2014-15. scientific investigation into the possible causes the risk of developing pancreatic cancer. commercial research and library archiving. of abrupt climate change.

8 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 9 The Only Way is Up Hands-on health Improving drug safety

Children with Down’s syndrome got the chance School children from across South East Wales Errors when injecting drugs into patients could For our communities to meet their footballing heroes during a special got the chance to learn more about the way food soon be eradicated thanks to an innovative event at the University’s School of Optometry travels through their bodies and how their heart University invention. Professor Judith Hall from “Research at world-leading universities like Cardiff which will help change all of our lives for the better and Vision Sciences. Cardiff City players held balls works as part of a series of interactive healthy the School of Medicine developed the Hall skills sessions with the youngsters at the launch workshops organised and delivered by Cardiff Lock system – a colour-coded piece of plastic in the future and will form the basis of new profitable and innovative businesses in the UK of the Only Way is Up exhibition which aims to medical students. Third-year medical students which prevents healthcare staff from mistakenly in years to come.” raise positive awareness of Down’s syndrome Matthew Baldwin, Michael Booth and Mathew injecting drugs and other substances into the Writer and broadcaster, Carol Vorderman organised by Dr Maggie Woodhouse from the Wheeler visited primary schools to give pupils wrong part of the body. School of Optometry and Vision Sciences. hands-on experience of the human body. Creating new business

Well-known writer, broadcaster and University honorary fellow Carol Vorderman launched a new funding drive designed to turn more of the University’s world-leading research into successful businesses. Carol joined University alumni, UK business people, and prominent entrepreneurs in the City of London to help kick- start the new fundraising initiative - The Cardiff Partnership Fund. Meeting the engineering National Eisteddfod challenge Hands-on activities designed to showcase how the human body works was the main focus of Budding young engineers from local Cardiff the University’s week-long presence at the 2011 schools researched, designed and built National Eisteddfod of Wales. Teaming up with solutions to real problems at the School of the University’s strategic partner, , Engineering. The challenge days aimed to some 10,000 visitors got the chance to encourage more young people to study and As a major employer and educator, we Driving technological Profs and politicians University spin-outs experience the latest in Cardiff research. consider careers in science, technology, continue to play a leading role in the engineering and maths (STEM) by encouraging diverse communities we serve in Cardiff innovation pair up Fusion IP, the University’s investment partner creativity, innovation and problem solving skills. Creating, creative minds and beyond. Our students make vital secured a number of key developments contributions to voluntary organisations The University joined with the Welsh Cardiff academics have the chance to see significantly boosting the prospects of Cardiff The latest ideas in music, literature, culture and Boosting Wales’ mental and we’ve developed a new way of Government and EADS (a global leader in how politicians work and vice-versa thanks spin-out companies. More than £5M was media took centre stage in the University’s first engaging with politicians. Taking the aerospace, defence and related services) in to a new pairing scheme. The Universities health raised through a share placing, allowing the festival dedicated to the arts. Creative Minds University to all parts of Wales through setting up a not-for-profit limited company to Pairing Scheme gives policy makers more company to continue investing in Cardiff’s early was a platform for leading authors, musicians Wales’ first centre designed to bring frontline major events and community engagement take forward research and technology projects. direct contact with universities and raises stage technology companies. These include and poets to bring their latest work to the public, mental health workers and the University’s world- activities, our contribution to stimulating The first of its kind in the UK, EADS Foundation awareness amongst academics of how ultrasound simulation business Medaphor, as well as an opportunity to showcase the leading researchers together for the benefit of the UK economy remains a key activity – Wales is an academic, government and industry policy is developed, as well as forging links medical device innovators, Asalus Medical University’s world-leading research in the arts, patients was unveiled. The National Centre for which saw the creation of a new link-up partnership which has already created a number for politicians and civil servants with Wales’ Instruments, and RF test and measurement literature, media and more. Mental Health is Wales’ first Biomedical Research with EADS, a major business fundraising of private sector research jobs and supported leading academics across science disciplines, technology company Mesuro. Centre bringing Cardiff’s world-leading experts drive and new funds to turn more of the research and development with partners in the business, social sciences and humanities. together with frontline mental health professionals University’s knowledge into successful SME sector and other universities across Wales. in all parts of Wales. businesses.

10 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 11 Attracting Serious Brain Driving the next generation Investing in Power of scientists A major campaign to attract the brightest Our most promising engineers and scientists and best minds to join Cardiff’s established are set to receive new scholarships as part academic community got underway. Serious of a new £1M Ford university scholarship Brain Power reflects our established vibrant programme to encourage a new generation of excellence academic community as well as our continuing UK scientists and celebrate 100 years of Ford’s commitment to high quality research and commitment to the UK. The Ford Blue Oval “The Cochrane building is an excellent example of the Health research-led teaching and offering an insight Scholarship Programme is a new programme into the work going on at the University, and offering sponsorship, over three years, to Board and University working together to improve standards of what Cardiff as a city and Wales as a country Hadyn Ellis Building takes undergraduates from a selection of engineering, medical education and in turn patient care.” have to offer. science, manufacturing and technology courses shape at the UK’s leading universities. Graham Shortland Medical Director, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board Double certification Construction of the University’s Hadyn Ellis New home for healthcare The University’s good practice in health and Building made significant progress on our Maindy Park site. The Hadyn Ellis Building will be students In the current economic climate safety and environmental management was Purchase deal over a striking landmark development, at the heart the University invests in strategic recognised with the award of two internationally The University’s new flagship health education accepted standards. Cardiff is the first university of the University’s new Maindy Park research developments – whilst using resources Hepatitis drug centre offering the latest teaching, library and in Wales to have received both IS0 14001 – an campus. The building will house highly advanced efficiently to enable sustainable growth. facilities for some of the University’s world- state-of-the-art simulation facilities was opened. American pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers internationally accepted standard that signifies The Cochrane Building provides teaching and The first turf was cut on our landmark leading interdisciplinary scientific teams, including Squibb agreed the purchase of US biotech an organisation’s commitment to reducing its learning facilities for all healthcare schools. Hadyn Ellis building at Maindy Park, company Inhibitex, in a $2.5Bn (£1.6Bn) deal environmental impact, and BS OHSAS 18001 the European Cancer Stem Cell Research Institute, the Neuroscience and Mental Health Named after the University’s medical pioneer, students from across our healthcare which includes the promising new anti-hepatitis which recognises the promotion of a safe and Professor Archie Cochrane, as well as a teaching C drug INX-189, first designed and prepared healthy working environment. Research Institute, and the MRC Centre for schools benefited from the opening of Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics. The facility there is also a three storey library at its the flagship Cochrane building offering in Cardiff University. The buy-out means centre, with a variety of study places, from the Bristol-Myers will continue the development of ground floor will include an attractive public area state-of-the-art facilities, and research Lightning research social and informal, to the quiet and individual. INX-189, created by Professor Chris McGuigan for lectures, displays and conferences about the activity was boosted with investment at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical advances University’s work. in our high-tech new lightening facility. Sciences. Investment in our biggest asset – our A new research facility, the Morgan-Botti Advanced new training for Lightning Laboratory, to tackle the emerging staff, continued. Our Serious Brain Power trend to use composites within the airframe of Wales’ future dentists staff recruitment campaign will attract aircraft was opened. The new facility is named some of the best minds to continue our after Rhodri Morgan, former First Minister of Dental students are benefiting from some of tradition of world-leading research and Wales, and Dr Jean Botti, European Aeronautic the most modern training facilities in the UK knowledge. Defence and Space Company (EADS) Chief thanks to major refurbishments at the Dental Technical Officer. The facility complements Education Clinic at the University’s School of the expertise within the Cardiff School of Dentistry. The clinic enables 34 student dentists Engineering’s High Voltage Energy Systems to treat patients in real-life situations. The Dental research group and will provide a unique research Education Clinic is a suite of 34 dental chairs, and testing facility for businesses in Wales each furnished with the latest IT enabled dental involved in composite materials and structures. equipment allowing student dentists, dental hygienists and dental therapists to treat patients.

12 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 13 Strategy Map Financial Performance

1.5 1.1 VISION We will be one of the world’s leading universities with an academic community recognised for its international distinction and impact 90 Research Grants and Contracts 87 1.0 84 10.5 • We value freedom of thought and intellectual curiosity • We have a culture based on dignity, respect and 10.8 81 3.3 11.4 • We value excellence, innovation & contemporary courtesy 78 6.9 VALUES relevance • We have a strong commitment to equality and diversity 75 9.3 8.8 8.2 6.6 • We support an ethical, open, and collaborative work ethos • We encourage sustainability 72 7.5 3.8 69 5.6 66 6.6 63 10.5 10.2 Academic excellence rooted in world-leading research and scholarship, with a current emphasis to increase the University’s 60 4.5 PRIORITIES 25.7 postgraduate community and to increase the University’s international outreach and impact 57 8.4 26.5 25.2 54 5.5 7.6 23.7 FOR OUR STUDENTS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF FOR OUR COMMUNITIES 51 48 6.6 Other An inspiring and enriching educational KNOWLEDGE Creating global impact through our 6.1 19.5 45 17.5 experience World leading research and scholarship academic excellence 42 2.6 EU and Overseas • Informed and led by world-leading • Esteemed internationally for its • A catalyst for enhancing the economic 39 3.3 12.8 5.8 11.7 Industry and Commerce research and scholarship significance, originality and rigour and social development of Wales and 36 0.9 4.7 • Recognised and well-regarded by • Built on a strong disciplinary base which the UK 33 3.1 Public Corporations, 0.9 3.0 employers and professional bodies supports multi-disciplinary groups • Recognised as a centre of choice for 30 3.8 9.1 Local Authorities, OBJECTIVES 27 2.9 6.1 UK Government • Built on a culture of excellence and • A location of choice for the best continuing and professional education 2.2 24 1.0 5.8 10.2 Research Councils and Charities enhancement researchers and graduate students • Internationally acclaimed for informing 21 2.4 2.7 8.1 • Includes a vibrant and growing • Acts as a magnet for international public policy and services 18 4.4 4.7 postgraduate community research & development in Wales • Renowned for the value derived from 15 7.9 knowledge transfer and public 12 5.6 4.8 engagement 9 Note: Actual income not value of 6 7.7 8.4 10.6 14.8 16.7 23.2 31.3 30.2 35 36.1 39.1 43.2 43.0 43.2 awards announced in year, which 3 amounted to £74.9m in 2010-11. 0 PEOPLE and ORGANISATION: Foster a supportive environment for all staff & students | Nurture leadership, empowerment & 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 development | Recognise & value good performance | Maintain a healthy and safe working environment | Develop rapid & efficient processes | Maintain good governance £18.8m £7.4m Residences and Catering Academic Services £55.6m £37.2m PARTNERSHIPS and COMMUNITY: Work with others to enhance our contributions locally as well as internationally Services Rendered Academic Schools | Collaborate with world-leading people & organisations | Maintain a lifelong relationship with alumni £1.9m £241.5m Endowments and interest receiveable Staff costs Income £120.3m Expenditure £13.9m ESTATES and INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE: Develop distinctive physical & virtual environments that foster cohesion & Funding Councils grants Depreciation £411.5m £84.6m £402.0m £2.9m ENABLERS excellence for staff, students & collaborators | Develop further an information infrastructure including 21st Century IT & library Research grants and contracts Interest payable provision £119.7m £8.7m Fees and support grants Residences, Catering and Conferences £10.6m £32.8m Other operating income Research grants and contracts INVESTMENT: Plan for sustainable growth | Make selective & prioritised investment £17.1m Premises £4.1m Administration and Central Services COMMUNICATION: Improve the quality & value of communication to all recipients | Create a sense of community within a £9.0m positive working & learning environment | Gain greater awareness, engagement & support among our local communities Other expenses | Gain recognition internationally for academic distinction & impact £27.4m Other services rendered

14 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 Cardiff University Annual Review 2011 15 Constructing Excellence in Wales Engineering and Physical Sciences Harding Evans LLP KTP, Las Recycling (UK) Ltd Convatec Ltd Research Council Healthcare Learning Company, KTP KTP, Steris Limited Cook Medical Technologies LLC Environment Agency Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust KTP, Unilever UK Central Grants, Gifts and Donations Co-Operative Bank Environment Agency Wales Heart Research Fund for Wales Resources Ltd Coopervision Ltd EORTC Heatherwood and Wexham Park KTP, COPDEND Esmee Fairbairn Foundation Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Kumamoto Cardiff University gratefully acknowledges the following grants, gifts and donations received Corus UK Ltd European Huntington’s Disease HEFCW Laboratoires Thea S.A.S Costley & Partners Solicitors Network Helmholtz Virtual Institute of Complex Laerdal Medical Ltd during the year under review. These were received and recorded centrally by the University Molecular Systems in Environmental L ATCH from the organisations and individuals listed. The University also wishes to acknowledge the “Already the scholarship is giving me the freedom Health Leading Technology Developments Henkel AG & Co. KGaA Ltd many additional gifts, donations and bequests it receives anonymously and for those donated to concentrate on studies without worrying about Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Legal Services Board generously directly to its academic schools. money, but I believe it will be the gift that keeps on Constabulary Lenstec Hewlett Packard Ltd Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research giving … this scholarship really means so much to Higher Education Academy Leukaemia Research Fund Bere Architects Foundation Cardiff Partnership Fund Ltd me and is an enormous help towards my future Historic Scotland Lister Institute of Preventative Organisations BETSI Cadwaladr Universtiy Local British Society for Antimicrobial Care Council for Wales HJB Charitable Trust Medicine

9 Park Place Health Board Chemotherapy Carleton Limited career goals … “ Hong Kong Alumni Association Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Huntington’s Disease Association Trust, Department of Health, Mid Abbott Laboratories Limited Better You Ltd British Society of Paediatric Dentistry Celtic Manor Resort Katie Brown, Formula Santander Postgraduate Scholarship Hydroventuri Ltd Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust, Welsh Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Bial Foundation Bron Afon Community Housing Central Manchester and Manchester IBM United Kingdom Ltd Government (NISCHR) NHS Trust Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Brulimar Optical Group Childrens University NHS Trust Countess of Chester NHS Foundation European Space Agency IKEA Wales Lloyd’s Register AEA Technology plc Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Building Research Establishment Ltd Centre for Innovation in Regulatory Trust European Thermodynamics Ltd, KTP In The Pink L’Oreal SA Airbus Operations Ltd Research Council (Wales) Science Countryside Council for Wales European Tour Inhibitex Inc LUSAS Alcohol Education & Research Council Boston Scientific Corporation BUPA Foundation Cephalon UK Ltd Covidien Ag F. 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I am very NHS Trust British Council Cancer Research Wales Commission of the European Earlyworld Children NHS Trust Kidneeds Barts and The London NHS Trust British Heart Foundation Capita Business Services Ltd Communities grateful.” Eckert & Ziegler EUROTOPE Gmbh Great Western Hospitals NHS Kidney Research UK Basingstoke and North Hampshire British Journal of Anaesthesia Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Commonwealth Scholarship Economic & Social Research Council Foundation Trust KTP, Agilent Technologies Foundation Daniel Price, Reardon Smith NHS Trust British Mycological Society Cardiff County Council Commission British Occupational Health Research Cardiff Harbour Authority Compton Group Ecostudio Halcrow Group Ltd KTP, Finite Element Analysis Ltd Nautical Trust Scholarship

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