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Tapping into music and speech nets top award
12 November 2025
Investigating patterns in music and speech across cultures won Dr Patrick Savage a top award from the Royal Society Te Apārangi.
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How life got moving: Nature’s ingenious motor
12 November 2025
Scientists look into how some of the earliest life on Earth, bacteria, got moving.
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University academics achieve global recognition for leading research
12 November 2025
Five scientists feature in the 2025 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list, indicating that they are in the top one percent by citation in their field for the year.
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How climate can alter earthquake risk: new study
11 November 2025
Over thousands of years, lower water levels at an African lake led to more earthquakes, says Dr James Muirhead.
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Does fasting dull your mental edge?
10 November 2025
Opinion: Does fasting affect your cognition? Dr David Moreau weighs the global evidence.
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Big players dropping the ball on climate change
5 November 2025
New Zealand’s major sports bodies are lagging behind much of the world when it comes to climate action, says University of Auckland sociologist Dr Chris McMillan.
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7 tips to keep your New Year's resolutions
5 November 2025
As 2025 draws to an end, psychologist Lily Stadlober shares seven tips to help us keep to our resolutions for the year ahead.
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Five stars: leading scientists win Royal Society medals
5 November 2025
Royal Society Te Apārangi awards highlight world-leading research.
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University researchers awarded $24.3m from 2025 Marsden funding round
5 November 2025
University of Auckland fresh ideas and deep dives into fundamental science have been awarded $24.3m from the 2025 Marsden fund.
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Signature Research Areas aim for collaboration, connection and clarity
5 November 2025
As research leaders, Professor Geoff Willmott and Professor Peng Du see the Signature Research Areas initiative as a necessary strategic response to a fast-changing world.
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The brain, the body and the power of art
4 November 2025
How does science explain moments when we are captivated by the arts? Janet McAllister goes in search of new research that explores the ways in which to be human is to need the arts.
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Marcel Thompson: spirit guide
4 November 2025
Working with some of the gin world’s biggest brands straight out of University launched Marcel Thompson into a career steeped in the spirit.
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