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The He Puna Pūtaiao Programme was established by the College of Science in 2013 and is designed to give Year 10 Māori students from...
60 Year-11 students from around New Zealand arrived at the University of Canterbury on Sunday 2 December, settling in at the Rochester and Rutherford Halls...
University of Canterbury geography technicians Nick Key and Justin Harrison, along with Newcastle University PhD candidate Ryan Dick have been conducting a detailed bathymetric...
Since the early days of polar exploration, public outreach has been an important duty of the few ones who could report from the icy...
There has been a small explosion in research using nutrients for the treatment of mental illness over the last decade. The general premise is...
I have noticed a growing number of companies offering to measure nutrient levels and then offering a personalized treatment approach to address deficiencies identified....
The idea that there might be a link between smoking and nutrition is one that is probably not thought about very often. We do...
The notion that good nutrition is good for the brain is not a new idea. What is relatively new is that, until recently, there...
Geospatial technician, Paul Bealing, has spent countless hours constructing, calibrating, testing and fine tuning these customised drones in preparation for an epic trip to...
Welcome to the UC Science Blog! This is a new platform for academics, staff and students from the University of Canterbury’s College of Science to communicate their...
