Master’s student committed to protecting NZ environment
Early on during her undergraduate studies at Lincoln University, she discovered that her interests lay in biosecurity and bioprotection.
NUS making bold strides towards a synthetic biology-driven future
Boosting basic research, accelerating technology transfer, and fostering strategic partnerships to position Singapore at the forefront of this fast-growing field
Starting from here – hui shows us how to embrace climate change action
Academics, artists and activists will discuss how to create a more equitable and sustainable world and share insights from their work across the business...
Celebrate Science 2025 draws over 5,000 visitors to Locomotion
Celebrate Science 2025, a partnership between Durham University and Locomotion (part of the Science Museum Group)
Chemistry breakthrough has potential to make more effective cancer drugs with less harmful side...
Chemists have discovered for the first time a unique way to control and modify a type of compound widely used in medicines, including a drug used to treat breast cancer.
2023 New Year Honours recognise eight Waikato alumni and former academics
University of Waikato alumni and both former and current academic staff have been named in the 2023 New Year’s Honours list recognising their outstanding services.
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.
Mayan knowledge educator delivers 2025 Narrm Oration
Marisol Culej Culej, an Indigenous community knowledge educator and activist for women's human rights, has delivered the 2025 Narrm Oration reflecting on the harmonious, intersecting ways of Mayan living.
Should a COVID-19 vaccine be mandated?
Now that two drug makers — Pfizer and Moderna — have reported highly effective results for their COVID-19 vaccines, it will be only a matter of time until they seek...
SLC Research Seminar – Sydney Shep, Marco Sonzogni, and John Seton
On the centenary of the publication of James Joyce’s Ulysses, three scholars share surprising new stories about the book, its owners, and its readers.
