Infrastructure and innovation for electric vehicles; 20 years of the ABI; 40 Under 40; Critic and conscience; Cecilia Tarrant; 7 tips to get published
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Professor Grant Covic is an expert in Inductive Power Transfer (IPT) technology. He's among experts working to make a transition to EVs easier and equitable.
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Director Peter Hunter and deputy Merryn Tawhai share some of the successes of the faculty.
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It's been deemed to be a right and privilege for academics. Barbara Grant explains the history.
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Three University of Auckland academics give their opinion on the question, in 350 words.
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We catch up with these rising stars from the past five years to find out their insights, plus meet 2021's group including Marcia Hopa.
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If your great unpublished novel is taking up space on your hard drive, author Ruby Porter has some ideas on what to do next.
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Opinion: Deborah Hill Cone is well known as a journalist. She then took a spiritual journey into the valley of academia ... and survived.
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Cecilia Tarrant, the University’s new Chancellor, is already well-known for helping female students reach their goals.
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When Garth Barfoot read a story by journalist Donna Chisholm in the last Ingenio, it sparked a chain of good events.
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It took a nudge from staff in the University of Auckland School of Music to get Kate Bell where she is today – teaching singing to the masses.
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