The regulatory role of ethical labelling
A Victoria University of Wellington study has found ethical certification has become a ‘tick in the box’ exercise in some industries, and fails to address underlying sustainability and equality injustices.
2019 News
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University researchers receive Research For Life funding
A number of Victoria University of Wellington researchers have received funding from Research For Life.
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New Zealand Sign Language Week: Part 2
As part of New Zealand Sign Language week, we asked Bachelor of Science student, Anthony Sammons, to teach us some science-related signs.
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New Zealand Sign Language Week 2019
To celebrate New Zealand Sign Language week, we asked Bachelor of Science student, Anthony Sammons, to teach us some science-related signs.
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Cat problem can only be solved by owners
The key to managing the impact of domestic cats on New Zealand’s wildlife is to get their owners and vets on board, says Victoria University of Wellington’s Associate Professor Wayne Linklater.
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Understanding synaptic proteins and the brain
Dr Davide Comoletti from the School of Biological Sciences has completed a cross-institutional project with interesting biological implications for the neuroscience and structural biology communities.
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Top young scientist joins Victoria University of Wellington
The future of science at Victoria University of Wellington is bright with a second recipient of the Prime Minister’s Future Scientist Prize taking his studies to the next level at the University this year.
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Summer research posters on display in Hub
Entries for this year’s Summer Gold Awards will be on display in the Victoria University of Wellington Hub from 2—15 April.
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PhD research has implications for New Zealand bird conservation
Research by recent Victoria University of Wellington PhD graduate Dr Nyree Fea shows significant differences in the way bird species respond to conservation efforts.
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Farewell to Professor Philip Morrison
Staff and students from across the University gathered to farewell Professor Philip Morrison, who has retired after 37 years with the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences.