Covid-19 Vaccine Protection Wanes After Three Months, Study Suggests
The protection offered by the Oxford-Astra Zeneca Covid-19 vaccine declines after three months of receiving two doses, a study says.
Columbia Alumnus and World-Renowned Chef Jacques Pépin Is a Man of Many Talents
In a recent virtual event hosted by Columbia University School of General Studies, the award-winning chef, TV host, artist, and author reflected on everything from his years studying at Columbia to what he considers his favorite tools in the kitchen.
Ancient tower at Auckland Castle uncovered
A team from our Department of Archaeology, in partnership with archaeologists and volunteers from The Auckland Project, has been uncovering the secrets beneath the lawns of County Durham's Auckland Castle.
USC Pacific Asia Museum shop sells fair trade items to help women worldwide rise
The USC Pacific Asia Museum shop in Pasadena is betting that gift givers want to give more than just a present.
HKU’s “HSBC Rural Sustainability Programme” wins UN-Habitat Asian Townscape Award
The “HSBC Rural Sustainability Programme” of the Centre for Civil Society and Governance (CCSG) at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) has been selected as one of the 11 winning projects for UN-Habitat’s 2021 Asian Townscape Awards (ATA).
Over Half Of People With Multiple Long-term Conditions Experience Chronic Pain
People with multimorbidity – two or more long-term health conditions – showed a greater association with chronic pain, according to a new study.
University of Calgary research test demonstrates value of new carbon capture technology for large-scale...
In the global race to roll back human impact on the climate, a research partnership between the University of Calgary and the gas separation industry has announced the game-changing...
Sensors set to revolutionise brain-controlled robotics
A novel carbon-based biosensor developed at UTS is set to drive new innovations in brain-controlled robotics.
New teaching career for mum of three Deaf children
Inspired by the experience of helping her own children learn to read and write, Elizabeth Kay has qualified as a teacher so she can help other Deaf students learn and feel pride in their identity.
Australian and UK universities to bridge the international divide and tackle global challenges together
Academics in Australia and the UK are joining forces as part of a major new international partnership that will see them collaborating on solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges including global food security, climate change and health.
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