Breadcrumbs List.
Communications Team
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Global evidence shows cervical cancer elimination in Pacific can be done
26 June 2026
Symposium panel of experts say cervical cancer elimination is within reach, as global evidence shows the disease can be virtually eradicated within a generation.
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Engineering duo lift-off with space scholarship
26 June 2026
Two engineering students have been awarded a prestigious New Zealand Space Scholarship that will see them interning at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory for three months.
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Greenwashed AI reports were judged as credible
26 June 2026
When researchers used generative AI to write corporate sustainability disclosures, the tools made things sound just a little too good.
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Pacific research leadership shines at Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa symposium
25 June 2026
Pacific leaders, researchers and communities gathered at Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa's Research Symposium 2026 to advance Pacific-led research, share solutions and strengthen health outcomes across Aotearoa and the Pacific.
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From HAL to healthcare AI
25 June 2026
As a student in the 1970s, Omar Garcia imagined computers that could think like HAL 9000 in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. Decades later, he's researching AI, but for the benefit, not the destruction, of mankind.
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University applauds Celebrating Research Excellence Award winners
25 June 2026
The annual awards acknowledge the many achievements of researchers from across the University.
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Māori and Pacific students soar with Apollo programme
23 June 2026
An increase in university admission rates show the pathway programme’s success in empowering school students to pursue engineering degrees.
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Study on Kiwi kids' well-being marks 15-year milestone
23 June 2026
The landmark longitudinal study follows the lives of over 6,000 children, with data collected directly influencing areas of policy.
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World-first project tracks rare Antipodean albatross
23 June 2026
Postdoctoral researcher Jamie Darby went off the grid to understand why this endemic species is declining – and what is needed to protect it.
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Artist’s journey from Wales to Waipapa Taumata Rau
23 June 2026
A lifelong love of creating and the great outdoors led Lara Pyves from small-town Wales to Aotearoa’s largest city.
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Music in surgery: harmony or discord?
23 June 2026
Music played during surgery can bring clinicians together and set the tone in the operating theatre, a new study finds.
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Pacific leaders gather for major research symposium
22 June 2026
University of Auckland's Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa, Centre for Pacific and Global Health prepares to host its 2026 Research Symposium on 24 June.