16 Apr 2025
Two major awards for UOC anaesthetist
University of Otago, Christchurch, Associate Professor Wayne Morriss has been awarded two major Trans-Tasman awards for...
11 Apr 2025
UOC student wins prestigious American Chemical Society Award
Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Max Yavitt, from the University of Otago, Christchurch’s, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and M...
10 Apr 2025
Fulbright fellow focuses on underserved populations
We catch up with medical alumna Dr Sainimere Boladuadua who was awarded a prestigious Fulbright Science and Innovation G...
09 Apr 2025
Whānau at the forefront for researchers
Whānau is at the heart of cancer research projects set to be undertaken by three Otago scholarship recipients.
09 Apr 2025
App makes playground selection a walk in the park
Just in time for the school holidays, a University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka academic has released a web app to he...
09 Apr 2025
Otago part of international collaboration on deepfake AI research
An Otago researcher is part of an international collaboration working to protect democracy, identity, and business from...
08 Apr 2025
E-rescue brings new lease of life for outdated tech
Otago’s upping the sustainability stakes, adding another ‘r’ to the lineup with rescue.
04 Apr 2025
Department of Conservation exploring user charges
The Department of Conservation (DOC) is testing new ways of working to grow visitor numbers at popular tourist attractio...
03 Apr 2025
Otago’s second annual Pay Gap Report released
The University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka has released its second annual Pay Gap report, which reveals a mixed resu...
03 Apr 2025
Otago travel award sparks Swedish pharmacy connection
Geographically, the University of Otago and Sweden’s University of Uppsala couldn’t be much further apart.
03 Apr 2025
Celebrating 75 years of physical education graduates
“A little more grey – or just less – hair, a little slower moving around, reluctantly a little wiser, but with the same...
01 Apr 2025
Naming the nameless
Identifying human remains isn’t for the faint-hearted, but it’s crucial work according to Professor Warwick Duncan.