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HIT Lab NZ celebrates 20 years of innovation
This month, the University of Canterbury (UC)’s HIT Lab NZ is celebrating two decades at the forefront of human interface technology research.
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HIT Lab NZ celebrates 20 years of innovation
This month, the University of Canterbury (UC)’s HIT Lab NZ is celebrating two decades at the forefront of human interface technology research.
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HIT Lab NZ celebrates 20 years of innovation
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Doco directed by UC lecturer screening at NZ film festival
A new film about a Kiwi farmer and peace activist, directed by acclaimed local filmmaker John Chrisstoffels, opens at the NZ International Film Festival this weekend.
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Doco directed by UC lecturer screening at NZ film festival
A new film about a Kiwi farmer and peace activist, directed by acclaimed local filmmaker John Chrisstoffels, opens at the NZ International Film Festival this weekend.
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Doco directed by UC lecturer screening at NZ film festival
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UC lecturer's focus on enriching the learning experience
A belief in effective teaching compelled Associate Professor Adrian Clark to gain his latest tertiary qualification.
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UC lecturer's focus on enriching the learning experience
A belief in effective teaching compelled Associate Professor Adrian Clark to gain his latest tertiary qualification.
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UC lecturer's focus on enriching the learning experience
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$1.35 million grant to study lion-like jumping spiders
A University of Canterbury animal behaviour expert is part of a global team launching pioneering research into the predatory behaviour of jumping spiders.
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$1.35 million grant to study lion-like jumping spiders
A University of Canterbury animal behaviour expert is part of a global team launching pioneering research into the predatory behaviour of jumping spiders.
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$1.35 million grant to study lion-like jumping spiders
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Tolerate online abuse or resign: how the law fails women MPs
As women MPs face social media vitriol, where are the plans to combat it? Human rights law expert Dr Cassandra Mudgway explores the global issue in a free talk.
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Tolerate online abuse or resign: how the law fails women MPs
As women MPs face social media vitriol, where are the plans to combat it? Human rights law expert Dr Cassandra Mudgway explores the global issue in a free talk.
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Tolerate online abuse or resign: how the law fails women MPs
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Sweet deals raise suspicions, Canterbury-led study shows
If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is – that’s a life lesson most people have learned when it comes to offers of free cash or gifts.
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Sweet deals raise suspicions, Canterbury-led study shows
If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is – that’s a life lesson most people have learned when it comes to offers of free cash or gifts.
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Sweet deals raise suspicions, Canterbury-led study shows
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When loving the sea becomes destructive
Kiwis love gathering seafood, but one expert is calling for more consideration of the impacts of our enthusiasm in the wake of a summer of devastation for Kaikōura’s pāua population, combined with increasing stress on marine species.
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When loving the sea becomes destructive
Kiwis love gathering seafood, but one expert is calling for more consideration of the impacts of our enthusiasm in the wake of a summer of devastation for Kaikōura’s pāua population, combined with increasing stress on marine species.
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When loving the sea becomes destructive
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Stop playing waiting games with our digital future
The Government needs to respond to Australia’s new tax incentives for global game development companies, or risk what could become a billion dollar industry
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Stop playing waiting games with our digital future
The Government needs to respond to Australia’s new tax incentives for global game development companies, or risk what could become a billion dollar industry
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Stop playing waiting games with our digital future
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Innovation in health and safety recognised at UC Celebrating Excellence Awards
Autumn colours create beautiful scenes on the Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) campus, but also present a significant challenge for the Grounds team, which collects an average of 20 tonnes of leaves each year.
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Innovation in health and safety recognised at UC Celebrating Excellence Awards
Autumn colours create beautiful scenes on the Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) campus, but also present a significant challenge for the Grounds team, which collects an average of 20 tonnes of leaves each year.
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Innovation in health and safety recognised at UC Celebrating Excellence Awards
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Generous sponsor helps connect budding maths scholars
#Philanthropy@UC The annual Elaine P Snowden maths workshop is proving a fantastic way for New Zealand’s biggest high school maths fans to connect, while greatly expanding their understanding of the world around them.
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Generous sponsor helps connect budding maths scholars
#Philanthropy@UC The annual Elaine P Snowden maths workshop is proving a fantastic way for New Zealand’s biggest high school maths fans to connect, while greatly expanding their understanding of the world around them.
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Generous sponsor helps connect budding maths scholars
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
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Canterbury study tackles collisions in junior rugby players
#Philanthropy@UC A world-leading University of Canterbury (UC) trial aims to tackle collisions in junior rugby and collision-related injuries on the rugby field.
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Canterbury study tackles collisions in junior rugby players
#Philanthropy@UC A world-leading University of Canterbury (UC) trial aims to tackle collisions in junior rugby and collision-related injuries on the rugby field.
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Canterbury study tackles collisions in junior rugby players