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Study hooks into efforts to save critically endangered fish
A freshwater fish species found only in New Zealand are having the spotlight shone on them through new UC research.
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Study hooks into efforts to save critically endangered fish
A freshwater fish species found only in New Zealand are having the spotlight shone on them through new UC research.
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Study hooks into efforts to save critically endangered fish
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Sustainable space growth possible, UC research shows
As the space industry expands, a UC-led study underscores how smart fuel choices and launch practices can help protect the ozone layer.
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Sustainable space growth possible, UC research shows
As the space industry expands, a UC-led study underscores how smart fuel choices and launch practices can help protect the ozone layer.
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Sustainable space growth possible, UC research shows
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
An engineering graduate turned entrepreneur is driving a new solution to the environmental problem of dust pollution kicked up on gravel roads.
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
An engineering graduate turned entrepreneur is driving a new solution to the environmental problem of dust pollution kicked up on gravel roads.
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
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Social Enterprise Challenge tackles the Climate Emergency
55 students from across New Zealand came together last week to address our ‘Climate Emergency’ at UC Centre for Entrepreneurship's annual Social Enterprise Challenge.
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Social Enterprise Challenge tackles the Climate Emergency
55 students from across New Zealand came together last week to address our ‘Climate Emergency’ at UC Centre for Entrepreneurship's annual Social Enterprise Challenge.
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Social Enterprise Challenge tackles the Climate Emergency
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Could this be the future of your food?
The Sustainability Challenge 2019 brought together 50 students and challenged them to create a business pitch that could transform New Zealand’s primary industries into the most environmentally-friendly in the world.
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Could this be the future of your food?
The Sustainability Challenge 2019 brought together 50 students and challenged them to create a business pitch that could transform New Zealand’s primary industries into the most environmentally-friendly in the world.
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Could this be the future of your food?
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Adult study leads to fresh career and a new startup
For Hannah Ensor, starting university as an adult was a daunting prospect, but the UC experience has provided her with fresh career opportunities and helped her launch a startup, bookitin.
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Adult study leads to fresh career and a new startup
For Hannah Ensor, starting university as an adult was a daunting prospect, but the UC experience has provided her with fresh career opportunities and helped her launch a startup, bookitin.
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Adult study leads to fresh career and a new startup
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
People living with endometriosis may soon be able to use natural products to manage symptoms, thanks to a University of Canterbury (UC) student.
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
People living with endometriosis may soon be able to use natural products to manage symptoms, thanks to a University of Canterbury (UC) student.
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
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Pacific and Indigenous voices lead world’s largest climate adaptation event
The provisional programme for the world’s leading international climate adaptation event, Adaptation Futures 2025 (AF2025), is now available online.
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Pacific and Indigenous voices lead world’s largest climate adaptation event
The provisional programme for the world’s leading international climate adaptation event, Adaptation Futures 2025 (AF2025), is now available online.
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Pacific and Indigenous voices lead world’s largest climate adaptation event
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Harnessing viruses to protect bees, salmon and one day, humans
New Zealand could lead the world in using nature’s viral defenders—bacteriophages—to protect food systems and reduce reliance on antibiotics and agrichemicals.
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Harnessing viruses to protect bees, salmon and one day, humans
New Zealand could lead the world in using nature’s viral defenders—bacteriophages—to protect food systems and reduce reliance on antibiotics and agrichemicals.
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Harnessing viruses to protect bees, salmon and one day, humans
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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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Words and gardens combine in writer’s ‘homecoming’ project
Acclaimed international author Sarah Quigley is returning to her alma mater next year as an Ursula Bethell Writer in Residence.
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Words and gardens combine in writer’s ‘homecoming’ project
Acclaimed international author Sarah Quigley is returning to her alma mater next year as an Ursula Bethell Writer in Residence.
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Words and gardens combine in writer’s ‘homecoming’ project
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Understanding Roman society through Māori values
Bicultural competency in education is fundamental, but what does that look like when you teach a subject focused on a society nearly 3000 years old?
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Understanding Roman society through Māori values
Bicultural competency in education is fundamental, but what does that look like when you teach a subject focused on a society nearly 3000 years old?
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Understanding Roman society through Māori values