Supporting neurodiverse students
Academics in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences have been working to identify the challenges neurodiverse students may encounter, and ways to support them during their time at university.
Microbes are becoming more resistant to drugs
Due to the fact that COVID-19 therapy is increasingly based on pharmacological treatment, we are running the risk of speeding up the evolution of drug resistance in microbes.
Creating change in the community
The Freemasons Scholarship is an excellent opportunity for AUT students to get financial support for their study. Available to AUT students who are active in their involvement in the community, the deadline for applications is 1 October.
Sydney’s newest museum opens
The museum has free entry and brings together the University of Sydney's collections of antiquities, natural history, historic photographs, cultural artefacts and art.
Technology used in marine energy to support Scottish salmon farmers
The University of Dundee’s Civil Engineering department has been working as part of a consortium exploring how technology developed...
Leg amputation caused by arterial disease four times higher in disadvantaged areas
Research from the University of Sheffield has revealed leg amputation rates caused by arterial disease are four times as high in the most disadvantaged areas in England.
Six ways U of T plans to keep students, faculty and staff safe on...
Source: University of Toronto
As the world continues to grapple with COVID-19, new and returning students will see...
Livestock app takes top student entrepreneurship award
A smartphone app that allows farmers to better select livestock at auctions has won the top prize in the University of Adelaide’s Australian eChallenge.
Research Achievement Awards honor early-career and accomplished Brown scholars
In recognition of high-impact research and fundamental discoveries, the University will celebrate the work of six researchers with achievement awards presented...
Chronic disease inspires a career in science
Consulata Bilal’s experiences as a patient give her a unique perspective as she embarks on her career.
