Medal for leading voice on international relations
Professor Natalia Chaban has won the Royal Society Te Apārangi Mason Durie Medal for her research on perceptions in international relations and public diplomacy.
Ecology award the first given to a Massey recipient
Professor Doug Armstrong from the School of Agriculture and Environment has been awarded the 2021 Te Tohu Taiao Award for Ecological Excellence by the New Zealand Ecological Society.
New device to rewarm frostbitten hands and feet could prevent amputations
A University of Alberta team has developed a device to provide a more reliable, aseptic and economical treatment for frostbite, to be used in emergency rooms, shelters and even outdoors.
Curtin Vice-Chancellor recognised in New Year’s Honours List
Curtin University Vice-Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne ONZM has been honoured in the 2022 New Zealand New Year’s Honours List...
What a 121 km trek across the Gobi Desert teaches us about self-transformation
The formidable Gobi Desert is the perfect classroom in the wild, a fertile ground for self-discovery and transformation.
Curtin Singapore on the move to thriving new campus precinct
Curtin Singapore is moving to an exciting new campus location in 2022, alongside the National University of Singapore (NUS), the National University Hospital (NUH) and Singapore’s new Greater Southern Waterfront development.
Funding boost for international research collaborations
Two University of Sydney-led research projects are among just nine selected by the Australian Government’s Global Science and Technology Diplomacy Fund to grow international collaboration...
Ebe gets her moment on the stage after long wait
Ebe Ganon - a queer, disabled student who completed her arts and science degrees in 2020 whilst managing illness challenges and full-time work - finally has her walk-across-stage experience today, following a long wait due to the pandemic.
How sexuality conflicts are quietly breaking relationships apart
A new study identified a surprising factor that is undermining relationship satisfaction and stability: the inconsistency between a person’s sexual identity or attraction, and whether they are in a same-sex or different-sex relationship.
University of Toronto psych prof on ‘the great snapback’ and tips for post-lockdown living
After nearly two years of coping with COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, there’s a host of new things to consider as pandemic measures begin to ease.
