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UC researchers are contributing to ambitious plans to produce commercially viable, low carbon biofeedstock using local geothermal resources and microorganisms.

Renewable energy solutions could change the way we store solar and wind.泭

A Canterbury researcher hopes her newly-funded research will lead to better ways of managing endometriosis, a disease that affects over 100,000 Kiwi women.

A visiting American academic from Cornell University has found teaching engineering at a Canterbury university a culturally and professionally enriching experience.

Canterbury researchers working on cutting-edge solutions to some of the world���s toughest challenges have received a $28.9 million funding boost.

Medical plastic waste could be transformed into useable energy using a new technique pioneered by a UC team.

A new, more efficient way of testing illicit drugs could protect people���s safety and reduce the $1.8 billion cost of drug-related harm in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Wood and paper-based disposable cutlery is seen as a greener option than plastic, but a Canterbury academic is warning it could actually present more of a threat when it comes to climate change.

Agricultural methane is responsible for 41% of New Zealand���s greenhouse gas emissions, but researchers want to change that by harnessing help from tiny living organisms.