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University statement on MethaneSAT space mission
2 July 2025
MethaneSAT LLC has confirmed a loss of contact with the MethaneSAT satellite, which the University was scheduled to operate through its Mission Operations Control Centre.
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Blood-sucking mosquitoes... tools for tracking disease?
2 July 2025
Mosquito blood collectors could help us keep track of the spread of diseases in animals.
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University AI expert Witbrock tapped by government for advice
1 July 2025
Computer science Professor Michael Witbrock is lending his expertise to policy on AI use by government agencies.
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Space Institute satellite successfully launched
30 June 2025
A loaf-sized satellite built by university researchers has just made its first contact from orbit.
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University joins global drive to find tuberculosis treatments
27 June 2025
Funding from Japan underpins Associate Professor Ghader Bashiri's search for antibiotics to treat tuberculosis.
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From prototype at Unleash Space to 'Museum Oscar'
19 June 2025
An interactive periodic table at MOTAT’s new Te Puawānanga Centre began as a student concept at Unleash Space.
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Te Ahi Hangarau Tech Hub stars on global stage
19 June 2025
The University of Auckland’s unique experiential learning opportunities were on show at the Global Sustainability Development Congress in Türkiye.
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New Zealand is lagging behind on ocean protection
16 June 2025
Analysis: This month, the city of Nice in France has been the global epicentre of ocean science and politics.
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Why some iwi acknowledge Puanga instead of Matariki
16 June 2025
As Matariki nears, Ngāpuhi researcher Te Kahuratai Moko-Painting shares why some iwi, like those in Te Tai Tokerau, look to Puanga instead.
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University of Auckland among world’s best for digital talent development
13 June 2025
The University has been recognised among the top global institutions for producing digitally skilled graduates.
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Master of AI students tackle real-life challenges in hackathon
12 June 2025
Students presented prototype tools for streamlining researchers' tasks to a panel of judges from the University of Auckland and IBM.
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Longer reproductive years linked to healthier brain aging
9 June 2025
A study of postmenopausal women pointed to a protective effect from estradiol, the most potent form of estrogen.
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