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Are you experiencing pain in your feet, legs, knees, hips or back? Not sure if your feet are “normal”? Wondering if a podiatrist can help you?
New book on Singapore’s geopolitical challenges and opportunities by Dean of College of Arts,...
What are some external challenges and uncertainties Singapore faces today, such as the power dynamics between the United States and China, and how can the nation not just survive but thrive under these fluctuating conditions?
Massey novelist wins prestigious award
Dr Laura Jean McKay from Massey University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences, has just won one of the world’s most prestigious science fiction writing awards...
Scientists and rangers share knowledge to restore seagrass
Scientists from The University of Western Australia have partnered with Indigenous rangers on a seagrass restoration project in Gathaagudu (Shark Bay) to help moderate climate change and conserve biodiversity.
New research reveals emerging environmental contaminants of concern in NZ dolphins
Scientists have revealed emerging environmental contaminants of concern within New Zealand dolphins, with similar pollution levels to Japan despite government restrictions on the use of toxic substances.
UNSW unveils new teaching and research facility at Prince of Wales Hospital
Students and researchers will work side-by-side with doctors, nurses and allied health teams in the unique space.
Senior lecturer named a finalist in Women of Influence Awards
Dr Trisia Farrelly, from the School of People, Environment and Planning, has been recognised as one of the finalists in the 2021 Women of Influence Awards for her achievements in the environmental sector.
School of Computing Science aims to reduce environmental impact of digital tech
Computing science students at the University of Glasgow are set to become the first in the UK to have specific material about the environmental impact of digital technologies integrated...
Regent’s Psychology lecturer investigates links between sleep and reading ability
Sleep problems in childhood are known to have a detrimental effect on cognitive abilities, behavioural regulation, and academic achievement.
UNSW improves THE World University ranking to 83rd spot
The University is one of six Australian institutions ranked in the top 100 listed by Times Higher Education.
