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Greener grazing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Gases such as methane expelled by grazing animals make up roughly one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions. Dr Alex Chaves, Senior Lecturer of Animal...

Landscape art and the urbanisation of the United States

The relationship between the urbanisation of the United States in the mid to late 19th Century and the landscape art of the period is...

Study Finds Female Dung Beetles Use Horns as Weapons

Researchers at The University of Western Australia have found that not only do some female dung beetles have bigger horns than males but they...

Old Alliances, Changing Times?

WUN forges a new global alliance to examine the changing and challenging relations in the Asia-Pacific region.

UWA Leads New Project to Address Science Crisis

A project led by The University of Western Australia will examine ways to motivate students to study science in the face of an anticipated...

Identifying Human Remains and Bringing Criminals to Justice

Identifying victims of terrorism, mass disaster and criminal activity is crucial to prosecute offenders and bring closure to families - and the next generation...

WUN welcomes its first African member

The University of Cape Town is set to become the latest partner in the Worldwide Universities Network making it the first African member in...

WUN Provides a Gobal Forum for Nursing Policy and Research

WunNursing at Sydney

‘Quietest’ building in the world opens in Bristol

On the 7th September 2009, The University of Bristol opened its Centre for Nanoscience and Quantum Information. This highly distinctive, £11 million building provides...

WUN’s Networking Young Citizen’s group meet to take forward “research” agenda.

This group is looking at how young people are increasingly disaffected with traditional democratic politics and politicians.