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Annie Mackenzie, a third-year fine arts sculpture student, with her colourful artwork delighting everyone on campus.
Group to study under-representation of women in science, engineering
A research group at the University of Canterbury has received a funding award from a charitable trust for a project investigating the role stereotypes may play in the under-representation of women in the fields of engineering and science.
UC and district health board combine to support new research
The Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB), in conjunction with the University of Canterbury, is launching a new initiative that will see it funding several health-related masters research projects.
Art work springs surprise
A living art work is blossoming on campus. The “random” white picket fence opposite Okeover House was installed four months ago in the middle of winter.
Isotope facility a boost to environmental research at UC
Researchers at the University of Canterbury will gain a better understanding of the Earth’s geochemical fingerprints thanks to the opening of a new $1million stable isotope analytical facility.
UC researchers awarded $7.2 million from Marsden Fund
University of Canterbury researchers have been awarded more than $7 million in funding in this year’s Marsden Fund round.