AI techniques and satellite images are helping to identify communities at risk from flooding and extreme heat in a new University of Canterbury-led study.

New research has observed nearly 10% fewer birds in 2018 compared with in 2009, in the first multi-year documentation of emperor penguin global population trends.  

Covid-19 had a profound impact on scientific research, tourism and policy-making in Antarctica, new Canterbury-led research has found. 

UC Arts and UC Science are proud to present The Art of Science Competition. This outreach event provides an opportunity for school students to express their love for science through art and win exciting prizes. Learn more.

UC's Choose Science Careers Evening is a careers event like no other. You get to hear from inspiring UC Science graduates, meet our current students, and learn about career opportunities in science. Check it out.

UC's Professional Day for STEM Teachers is a great networking event. Watch our video to learn more.

New research highlighting the vulnerability of braided rivers has contributed to a recent law change acknowledging their uniqueness.

University of Canterbury (UC) researchers Dr Sarah van Eyndhoven and Dr Jean Power have been awarded $400,000 by Royal Society Te Apārangi to carry-out their research projects.