Oscar and BAFTA nominations for BU graduate
Former Bournemouth University student Anders Langlands will have a busy time as the films awards season approaches, after being nominated for an Academy Award and a BAFTA.
Professor Ron Chen ranked 1st in Asia in computer science and electronics
One of our top scientists, Professor Ron Chen Guanrong, Chair Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, has been ranked 1st in...
UWA researchers win inaugural medal for transformational work
Professor Dao-Yi Yu, a researcher at The University of Western Australia and renowned ophthalmologist who led the development of a revolutionary intervention to treat...
University of Canterbury embraces music for gaming
Music for gaming has grown up and found its place in the world of music composition. Unlike music composed for film or...
Public consultation launched on plan for the future of student living in Nottingham
A new plan has been created to increase the choice and quality of student housing, maximise the benefits of a large student population and better tackle any associated challenges for communities in Nottingham.
As COVID cases rise, rates should stay low
With a surge in coronavirus cases in Victoria and other states, there is a strong reason to keep the official cash rate on hold, according to The Australian National University's Shadow RBA.
Two kiwifruit a day for a better night’s sleep, says study
Eating two green kiwifruit a day can improve your sleep quality and mood and leave you feeling refreshed in the morning, new research shows.
Working at Western University
It takes a lot of great people to make a university great. During the busiest times in the academic year, more than 12,000 people work at Western.
Being adaptive at work may be the golden ticket to combat gender inequalities
A study from The University of Western Australia’s Business School has revealed that women who adapt to changes in their work teams are recognised more than their male counterparts.
Dazzling plays shortlisted for drama accolade
Thought-provoking plays exploring themes of criminal justice, race and the dark side of social media have been shortlisted for the James Tait Black Prize for Drama.
