Turn on, tune in, crop out: £20 device uses ultrasound to produce fertiliser
A £20 device which makes fertiliser by treating water with ultrasound could transform agricultural supply chains in remote areas, its inventors say.
UNSW neuroscientist receives an inaugural $1.35m Rebecca Cooper Fellowship
Researchers will examine new treatments to improve outcomes for people with advanced kidney disease and those who have experienced an ischaemic stroke.
Director of Birmingham Royal Ballet Carlos Acosta receives honorary degree
Ballet superstar Carlos Acosta CBE awarded honorary degree in University of Birmingham’s Summer 2025 graduations.
Prehistoric earthquakes and snail shells may give future insights
New research led by University of Canterbury paleoseismologist Dr Tim Stahl is providing insights into prehistoric surface rupturing earthquakes in the Republic of Georgia to understand what future earthquakes could do.
Where whales feed: findings to inform conservation efforts
Australian southern right whales visit a broader range of foraging habitats compared to the neighbouring New Zealand population, according to a team of international researchers.
University and iwi collaborate on waiata app
A collaboration between researchers from the University of Waikato’s School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (SCMS) and a Bay of Plenty iwi has given rise to an app that preserves and celebrates waiata (songs) unique to the tribe.
University of Sydney partners with Siemens Healthineers on $9M MRI research capability
New world-leading MRI technology at the University of Sydney will unlock unprecedented medical imaging capabilities for researchers, clinicians and industry.
Job crafting and award winning: Business School shines at HR awards
Human resources expert Dr Deepika Jindal and her former student Amy Raine celebrated their successes at the 2022 Human Resources New Zealand Awards.
Yusof Ishak House reopens as the epicentre of student life at NUS
NUS celebrated the official reopening of Yusof Ishak House (YIH) on 15 October 2025, following a three-year rejuvenation.
New study shows how having had COVID-19 may negatively impact your performance at work
Individuals who contract COVID-19 often experience memory, attention, and concentration problems, even after recovering from the initial illness. A new study from the University of Waterloo shows individuals...
