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Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · United Kingdom

Swansea scientist's maternal sepsis project wins Health and Care Research Wales funding

Swansea University says biomedical scientist Dr Luke Davies has secured funding for a maternal sepsis project in the latest Health and Care Research Wales awards round.

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Why it matters: Dr Luke Davies and his maternal sepsis research project gain new support from the latest Health and Care Research Wales awards round.

Swansea University reported that biomedical scientist Dr Luke Davies was successful in the most recent round of funding awards from Health and Care Research Wales.

According to the university, the funding supports a research project on maternal sepsis.

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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor

The award in the latest Health and Care Research Wales round gives Dr Luke Davies's maternal sepsis project funding support, as announced by Swansea University.

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