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Brain differences linked to mental health in new study
A new, world-first study has used imaging technology to reveal the largest differences yet discovered in the structures of male and female brains.
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Brain differences linked to mental health in new study
A new, world-first study has used imaging technology to reveal the largest differences yet discovered in the structures of male and female brains.
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Brain differences linked to mental health in new study
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UC Aerospace rockets to victory at Spaceport America Cup
For the second year running, UC’s Aerospace team took home the trophy in the 30,000-foot Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) category at the Spaceport America Cup.
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UC Aerospace rockets to victory at Spaceport America Cup
For the second year running, UC’s Aerospace team took home the trophy in the 30,000-foot Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) category at the Spaceport America Cup.
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UC Aerospace rockets to victory at Spaceport America Cup
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Children’s screen time study gains $220,000 boost
A new research project will explore whether children’s use of digital devices influences their behaviour growing up.
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Children’s screen time study gains $220,000 boost
A new research project will explore whether children’s use of digital devices influences their behaviour growing up.
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Children’s screen time study gains $220,000 boost
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Galactic Archaeology in Aotearoa’s night sky
What can the stars reveal about the secrets of the Milky Way? Learn about Galactic Archaeology in an upcoming UC public talk with an astroinformatics expert.
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Galactic Archaeology in Aotearoa’s night sky
What can the stars reveal about the secrets of the Milky Way? Learn about Galactic Archaeology in an upcoming UC public talk with an astroinformatics expert.
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Galactic Archaeology in Aotearoa’s night sky
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UC Men’s 3x3 Basketball team qualify for World Cup
The UC team beat 17 opponent universities on the Gold Coast to win the Oceania Qualifiers and earn a spot at the FISU World University Cup in China in November.
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UC Men’s 3x3 Basketball team qualify for World Cup
The UC team beat 17 opponent universities on the Gold Coast to win the Oceania Qualifiers and earn a spot at the FISU World University Cup in China in November.
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UC Men’s 3x3 Basketball team qualify for World Cup
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US trip for Canterbury student tackling hate speech
Research on how to use artificial intelligence (AI) to detect hate speech on social media has landed a PhD student a prestigious international scholarship.
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US trip for Canterbury student tackling hate speech
Research on how to use artificial intelligence (AI) to detect hate speech on social media has landed a PhD student a prestigious international scholarship.
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US trip for Canterbury student tackling hate speech
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New approach to literacy improving outcomes
A new approach is accelerating early literacy skills for New Zealand children.
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New approach to literacy improving outcomes
A new approach is accelerating early literacy skills for New Zealand children.
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New approach to literacy improving outcomes
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WORD 2024 stars Canterbury scholars and authors
The University of Canterbury’s deep cultural roots and contributions to our bright city is evident in the extent of talent and creativity involved in WORD 2024.
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WORD 2024 stars Canterbury scholars and authors
The University of Canterbury’s deep cultural roots and contributions to our bright city is evident in the extent of talent and creativity involved in WORD 2024.
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WORD 2024 stars Canterbury scholars and authors
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Well-meaning tourists pose a threat to kea, study shows
Tourists’ irresponsible behaviour around kea, such as feeding the birds, poses a potential threat to the species’ survival, new UC research has found.
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Well-meaning tourists pose a threat to kea, study shows
Tourists’ irresponsible behaviour around kea, such as feeding the birds, poses a potential threat to the species’ survival, new UC research has found.
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Well-meaning tourists pose a threat to kea, study shows
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Special recognition for UC academic appointed King’s Counsel
UC’s Professor Philip Joseph has been appointed as a King’s Counsel (KC) in recognition of his outstanding service and dedication to the field of law.
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Special recognition for UC academic appointed King’s Counsel
UC’s Professor Philip Joseph has been appointed as a King’s Counsel (KC) in recognition of his outstanding service and dedication to the field of law.
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Special recognition for UC academic appointed King’s Counsel
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UC’s unique study abroad programme
Frontiers Abroad is a semester-long study abroad programme that provides students from the United States with an enriching academic and experiential adventure in New Zealand.
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UC’s unique study abroad programme
Frontiers Abroad is a semester-long study abroad programme that provides students from the United States with an enriching academic and experiential adventure in New Zealand.
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UC’s unique study abroad programme
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Business school leadership a “team sport”
Keen mountain and road biker Professor Paul Ballantine believes a successful organisation should work together like a professional cycling team.
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Business school leadership a “team sport”
Keen mountain and road biker Professor Paul Ballantine believes a successful organisation should work together like a professional cycling team.
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Business school leadership a “team sport”