University of Alberta spinoff company’s innovative technology could treat retinal diseases that affect millions...
PulseMedica’s made-in-Alberta imaging technology and devices target age-related macular degeneration and other eye diseases.
University of Waikato researchers receive record-level Marsden funding to explore bold ideas for the...
The University of Waikato is celebrating its most successful Marsden funding round yet. The Royal Society Te Apārangi has granted funds to 12 Waikato research proposals...
University submissions for the international Earthshot Prize announced
After a nationwide call for submissions, the Living Pā, XFrame, and Tasmanlon have been announced as our nominated projects for the 2022 Earthshot Prizes.
Perth’s favourite outdoor cinema UWA Somerville lights up for a stellar new season
Sitting under the stars as you watch the latest films from around the world, nestled within the pine trees and surrounded by good company...
Mysterious ‘Dark Dwarfs’ may be hiding at the heart of the Milky Way
A new study has proposed the existence of a new type of cosmic object that could be hiding at the centre of our galaxy.
Team tackling bullying wins national award
A team of academics who collaborated with students and health leaders to develop a tool that has reduced bullying on clinical placements has won a national award.
KTU is ready to welcome international students
Earlier this month, the Government of the Republic of Lithuania agreed to the proposal of the Ministry of Education...
UC graduate aspires to help solve Pacific problems
Piper Mortimer’s long-term career aspiration is to work on projects with lasting positive impacts for the Pacific region – and she will be one step closer following graduation this month.
Receiving the prestigious Vega Medal
Queen’s researcher John Smol has been recognized for his lifetime achievements with the Vega Medal, a Nobel Prize-equivalent in geography, awarded by the King of Sweden.
Manchester researcher shows how everyday feelings shape political processes
When people think about politics, they often imagine elections, protests or politicians arguing on TV - but what if political processes are also shaped by the small, everyday feelings and moments that most of us might not even notice?
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