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The future of hydrogen for Aotearoa depends on whether we can store it safely and cheaply, and new UC research is finding the answers.

UC has announced its first donor-funded International Law PhD Scholarship, enabled by a generous gift from distinguished alumna Christine, Lady Brownlie.

UC researchers are partnering with German institutions to explore how green hydrogen can decarbonise industries, transform energy systems, and boost NZ’s global role.

Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) researchers are leading the charge in renewable energy.

A new wildfire forecasting system that updates using real-time weather data could help firefighters protect lives and property from a growing global threat. 

Global uncertainties—from COVID-19 to economic shifts and climate change—are reshaping higher education. A UC panel at the 2025 QS India Summit explored how institutions can adapt and thrive.

An innovative UC-led study explores how tailored strength programmes improve bowling speed and performance for young pace bowlers in Canterbury.

UC research is advancing geospatial technologies to improve flood risk assessment and mitigation, tackling critical global challenges.

Dr Rachel Williamson, UC Arts, explores Nightbitch, a film that portrays motherhood as a visceral, monstrous, and complex experience.