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Racing against the climate clock

25 November 2020

The more we can learn about climate change and its impacts, the greater chance we have of living through it.
The psychology of sustainability

25 November 2020

Professor Niki Harré examines the psychology of sustainability, how we can start making changes and keep ourselves motivated.
Sustainability as a guiding principle

25 November 2020

Sustainable practice must guide our everyday activities and thinking, says Associate Professor James Russell.
Greening our food production and supply chains

25 November 2020

The team at the Centre for Green Chemical Science is finding new ways to make the food we eat more sustainable.
Detecting plastic in our diets

25 November 2020

Forensic science has been a passion for Liam Philip since childhood. During his masters research project, he used his forensic skills to investigate an emerging problem – the microplastics in our food.
The show must go on

25 November 2020

In a time of COVID-19, many on-campus events in 2020 had to be postponed or held online as we exercised physical distancing requirements under the various Levels set by the Government. But adapt we did.
Kaitiaki of the Waipā

25 November 2020

The Waipā River system is on the pathway to restoration, and making sure iwi involvement is embedded in every aspect of the process is critical to its success.
A powerful pairing: Statistics and a sustainability mindset

25 November 2020

For Tuākana Science Scholar Ruby Pankhurst, a trip to Tanzania inspired her to combine Global Studies with her joy of statistics.
Giving biodiversity the best chance

25 November 2020

Creating a safe place for our wildlife to thrive is not only key to preserving biodiversity but also a crucial ingredient for a sustainable world and our own existence.
Taking care of our coastlines

25 November 2020

Marine Science alumnus Fletcher Sunde is instilling a respect for the environment in young minds, fueled by his lifelong passion for the marine world.
From sea snails to right whales: a walk on the wild side of statistics

25 November 2020

The study of wild animals, and in particular threatened species, generates an enormous amount of data which can be analysed to provide a more accurate picture of how they are faring.
Mathematician honoured with research medal

18 November 2020

Professor Eamonn O’Brien of the University of Auckland has been awarded this year’s Hector Medal by the Royal Society Te Apārangi for his contributions in the field of group theory.

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