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Making New Zealand’s subantarctic islands pest free
28 November 2022
The groundwork has been laid for finishing the job, says Professor James Russell.
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Nanotechnology work wins top science award
24 November 2022
A University of Auckland academic has won a top New Zealand science award.
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Microplastics alter ecosystem in Auckland's Waitematā Harbour
21 November 2022
Clams, crabs, shrimp and microscopic worms live in an ecosystem fundamentally changed by tiny pieces of plastic, University of Auckland research shows.
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Life is thriving beneath Antarctic sea ice, study suggests
18 November 2022
Dr Chris Horvat's research suggests there's more going on beneath Antarctic sea ice than we realised.
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Getting a fix on the southern right whale (tohorā)
18 November 2022
Project will model how the whale's habitats and feeding locations may alter under climate change.
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A summer of machine learning and data sovereignty
16 November 2022
Dion Wharerau spent the summer as an intern with Te Hiku Media, working to improve their automatic speech recognition model for te reo Māori.
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Rare piece of good news from the ocean
16 November 2022
A University of Auckland scientist found a place manta rays are thriving.
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How climate change may alter New Zealand's waves
4 November 2022
That summer wave you catch will be different under an altering climate.
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Faculty of Science wins Marsden funding for diverse projects
3 November 2022
A diverse range of projects from the University of Auckland's Faculty of Science won 2022 Marsden Fund grants.
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Revealing mysteries of head and heart brings Marsden success for ABI
3 November 2022
Explorations of the ADHD brain and the mechanisms of heart rate variation win funding at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute
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Booklet on aphasia a good thing
31 October 2022
New book "It's a Thing" aims to raise awareness of aphasia, which often accompanies brain injury.
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Diversity crisis in software industry to be investigated
28 October 2022
An in-depth investigation of the “diversity crisis” in the software industry will be led by a software engineer from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
