4 October 2019

Research into how much sodium and potassium New Zealand children eat, engineering long-lasting tissue heart valves in the lab, and developing a vaccine for rheumatic fever have all received a boost from Heart Foundation grants.

27 September 2019

Promising students from four low decile Auckland schools will now have a much better chance of achieving UE, thanks to a gift from the Buchanan Charitable Foundation.

27 September 2019

A medical researcher has received US$50k to test new potential drugs for one of the most common, and potentially lethal, abdominal diseases in urgent hospital admissions.

17 October 2019

Professor Emeritus Roger Horrocks MNZM, Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga and Selina Tusitala Marsh have been awarded medals by Royal Society Te Apārangi.

16 October 2019

Is it possible to predict attraction and how successful a relationship will be before two people meet? Health Psychology PhD candidate Holly Dixon explains why the entire Married at First Sight franchise is based on bunk science.

16 October 2019

Opinion: Acts of cruelty run through the film ‘Joker’, writes Neal Curtis. Some are explicit, others less so, but all leave an unsettling after-effect.

16 October 2019

Opinion: Is the Government going soft on its so-called Electric Vehicles pledge? Basil Sharp doesn't think so and explains why the fleet target was never feasible.

15 October 2019

An alternative power generation mechanism for satellites, and a low-cost, portable diagnostic tool that detects Glaucoma, are two of the projects competing in the Velocity $100k Challenge.

9 October 2019

Opinion: Tava Olsen firmly believes the Ports of Auckland should stay where it is for now. But if it were to move, proper freight rail must be in place first.

17 October 2019

Uncovering the impact of food insecurity in those using foodbanks

16 October 2019

Michaela Sokolich-Beatson is preparing for the Silver Ferns' first match of the Constellation Cup, while balancing her study to become a PE teacher.

15 October 2019

Opinion: Given the vast impact poor diet is having on global health, the deficit in nutrition education in medicine is a big problem, writes Dr Jennifer Crowley.

17 October 2019

Researchers at the Faculty of Engineering have been awarded close to $1 million to develop a new type of wall, to better shut out the unwanted sounds of the people next door.

17 October 2019

One of the largest international studies ever done has found the more diverse animal, insect and plant life is on food-producing land, the more productive the land is and the less need for fertilisers and pesticides.

16 October 2019

Opinion: Is the Government going soft on its so-called Electric Vehicles pledge? Basil Sharp doesn't think so and explains why the fleet target was never feasible.

17 October 2019

Uncovering the impact of food insecurity in those using foodbanks

17 October 2019

Distinguished Professor Jane Harding ONZM FRSNZ has been awarded the Royal Society Te Apārangi top honour for her work determining the causes of newborn conditions and long-term consequences of interventions around birth.

17 October 2019

Dr Matire Harwood has been recognised for excelling in a clinical research career that has improved Māori health in key areas such as asthma, stroke, heart disease and diabetes.

11 October 2019

Auckland Law School student Riley Phillips-Harris, has been honoured with two University of Auckland Blues Awards.

8 October 2019

Opinion: As a sense of social responsibility grows among our young people, it would be very unwise to dismiss their contributions, writes Dr David Tokiharu Mayeda.

4 October 2019

Opinion: The UK Supreme Court ruling that suspension of Parliament was unlawful blurs political and legal lines and influences NZ’s informal constitution, writes Edward Willis.

17 October 2019

Researchers at the Faculty of Engineering have been awarded close to $1 million to develop a new type of wall, to better shut out the unwanted sounds of the people next door.

17 October 2019

Professor Jadranka Travas-Sejdic’s internationally leading work on polymer electronics has been recognised by the New Zealand Royal Society Te Apārangi which has awarded her this year’s Hector Medal.

17 October 2019

A pioneer in ultra-fast laser science, Professor Cather Simpson, has been named winner of this year’s Pickering Medal by the New Zealand Royal Society Te Apārangi.

17 October 2019

Researchers from around the University of Auckland were recognised on Thursday 17 October at the Royal Society Te Apārangi Honours event in Dunedin.

16 October 2019

New Zealand Prime Minister the Right Honourable Jacinda Ardern was introduced to some of the innovative cancer research underway at the University of Auckland during a visit in October.

10 October 2019

An engineering researcher developing virtual therapy technology has been awarded a Rutherford Discovery Fellowship.