New research alliance unveiled to help meet Scotland’s health challenges
Heriot-Watt’s research expertise in food structure and adding value to waste are to be utilised as part of a new collaborative alliance.
Chat-GPT is the tree that hides the forest
Until recently, the debate over the promises and risks of large language models was mostly taking place in tech circles.
One in five adults in Australia can’t name a heart attack symptom: study
New research has found one in five adults in Australia can’t name any heart attack symptoms, and only around half report chest pain as a symptom.
Androgen study could lead to new treatments for breast cancer
An international collaborative study involving University of Adelaide and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center researchers has revealed new insights about hormonal treatment that could lead to the development of better breast cancer treatments.
Building smarter to help cut NZ’s carbon emissions
A new study will explore how public buildings, including schools, could be designed to use sustainable cooling and heating technology and help New Zealand achieve its net-zero 2050 goal.
Law professor Claire Charters joins Human Rights Commission
Indigenous rights scholar and activist Professor Claire Charters is stepping into a new role with the Human Rights Commission but will continue her work in the Faculty of Law.
A new Chair in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery appointed
A leading ear, nose and throat specialist has been appointed Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Chair in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS) at The University of Western Australia.
Fifty years of mahi – a milestone for the University of Otago, Christchurch
“Kia Mau” – a call to come together and hold tight to one and all – is the chosen theme to celebrate 50 years of medical education and research excellence this year at the University of Otago, Christchurch.
New website helps grow Kaurna language
University of Adelaide researchers have contributed to a new website, a comprehensive, up to date one-stop shop for everything about the Kaurna language, the original language of the Adelaide Plains.
University of Southampton signs up as new Culture Partner for ABP Southampton Marathon
The University of Southampton is the new Culture Partner for the hugely popular ABP Southampton Marathon, which attracts 10,000 runners into the city and three times that number including their friends and family, and people lining the route.
