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Agrifood Digital Lab and the NZ Product Accelerator announce hub for Palmerston North

Massey University’s AgriFood Digital Lab (MAFDL) is partnering with the NZ Product Accelerator (NZPA) to form a new hub in Palmerston North.

Retail survey confirms consumers are changing spending habits and can justify deviant behaviours

The latest Cost of Living and Consumer Deviance Spotlight report, from Monash Business School’s Australian Consumer and Retail Studies (ACRC) group, provides shocking context to the cost-of-living crisis experienced by consumers.

RGU collaborates with Loch Electronics to create world’s smallest dishwasher

RGU and Loch Electronics, an award-winning Edinburgh based company, have created the world's smallest dishwasher that can disinfect and sanitise both kitchen utensils and personal items such as phones, keys and wallets.

With Perseverance, MIT teams prepare for Mars rover landing

On Thursday, NASA’s newest Mars rover, Perseverance, is scheduled to touch down on the surface of the Red Planet following a nail-biting entry and descent sequence vividly known as the “seven minutes of terror.”

Cindy Blackstock honoured with World’s Children’s Prize

In a global vote, millions of children have chosen Cindy Blackstock as the recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize (WCP) for the Rights of the Child.

Advanced analytical methods needed for better insights into chronic diseases

An international team of researchers has explored how multi-omics – the integration of molecular data across different biological layers...

Combined cancer therapies most effective to treat mesothelioma

Cancer researchers from The University of Western Australia have found a combination of chemotherapy...

Upgrade to University of Auckland ClockTower entrance

Improvements to the main entrance of the University of Auckland's ClockTower mean access will be temporarily diverted.

Skills bottleneck threatens NZ shift to renewables

Opinion: To make the transition to renewable energy, we need skilled migration, more learning on the job, and increase the number of qualified graduates in relevant fields, says Ralph Cooney

Students Plan Virtual Conference to Share Passion for Model United Nations

Members of the University of New Haven’s award-winning Model United Nations team will be hosting a virtual conference to introduce prospective, incoming,...
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