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UniNews
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Power of educators to make students’ dreams reality
6 June 2019
Opinion: Mohamed Alansari writes that educators and mentors often underestimate the power they have to influence positive life trajectories for their students.
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Pene Mathew: legal challenges
4 June 2019
One of the challenges for the new Dean of the Auckland Law School, Professor Pene Mathew, will be how artificial intelligence could affect the legal profession.
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Compassion: It’s not all about the doctor
9 May 2019
Opinion: Compassion is expected in the medical profession but there are many factors at play, not the least of which can be the patient.
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Olaf Diegel: How 3D printing lightens the load
6 May 2019
Professor Olaf Diegel is a specialist in additive manufacturing – 3D printing. He’s setting up the University of Auckland’s Creative Design and Additive Manufacturing Lab.
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Why Tongan has no word for human rights
8 April 2019
Opinion: Dr Melenaite Taumoefolau examines the gulf between modern and traditional Tongans and explains why the language has no term for human rights.
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Jake Bransgrove transcribes diaries of Joseph Banks
31 March 2019
Student and University of Auckland history tutor Jake Bransgrove added to his historical knowledge with a summer project transcribing the journals and letters of Joseph Banks.
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Global Studies director on personal push to Pharmac
7 March 2019
Academic Dr Hilary Chung, who has terminal cancer, heads to Parliament on 13 March to ask the Health Select Committee to fund two life-lengthening drugs for women with metastatic breast cancer.
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Language learning an ‘at-risk’ activity
5 March 2019
Martin East draws on Brexit to argue that the learning of additional languages is at risk in contexts where it is often assumed that everyone speaks English.
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Giving back
20 September 2018
Opinion: Scientist-turned-development-manager Dr Nicole Bassett reflects on her eclectic career and the impulse to give back.
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Endometriosis: from hysteria to research-based care
17 September 2018
Opinion: Age-old stereotypes about female bodies and suffering are still cheating women of effective, respectful care.