Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Science
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How to navigate media polluted with bad science
13 October 2026
Shoddy studies keep making the news – and they’re all over social media.
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University's research advances ultra-precision laser tech
8 October 2026
University research may help ultra-precise 'light rulers' jump from the lab to consumers.
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Uncovering the secrets of the ‘silent mind’
5 October 2026
If you can’t imagine the sound of a dog barking or hear your inner voice, you’re not alone.
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Birdlands: A decade in the wild for university researcher
5 October 2026
Dr Edin Whitehead's newly released book affords a rare and beautiful glimpse into the world of seabird science.
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AI can fake almost anything, but kids can learn to spot it
5 October 2026
As misinformation increasingly floods social media, how do we make sure that we can tell fact from fiction?
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Feijoa shows potential for cutting blood pressure
2 October 2026
An unexpected finding suggests a path for more research.
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New book highlights life on the front lines with science
1 October 2026
Professor Dame Juliet Gerrard examines how science can sway the direction in which our country travels.
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University expands global education reach through new China partnerships
30 September 2026
New joint programmes and a joint institute are creating pathways for students and deepening academic partnerships in China.
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China challenge: AUSA president's trip of a lifetime
29 September 2026
AUSA president Nimish Milan Singh had an extraordinary two weeks in China representing New Zealand at a Chinese proficiency competition for foreign students.
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Climate research shows effects of past decade’s emissions
23 September 2026
Dr Emily Gordon, of the Department of Physics, co-authored research showing how emissions since 2015 worsened a heat wave.
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Zoé's youthful PhD breaks new ground in neuroscience
23 September 2026
A decade after Zoé Schelp started university at 15, she may finally have time to take a breather.
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Crossing the stage, preparing to serve Sāmoa
23 September 2026
Science graduate Angela-Lani Ah Sam Tuiafiso says the realities of climate change inspired her to better understand the science behind one of the Pacific's greatest challenges.