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Work-life balance: cerebral palsy research to forest bathing
1 July 2022
Dr Geoffrey Handsfield is hard at work on research into cerebral palsy that could change lives. But he also makes sure his own parasympathetic nervous system gets plenty of rest – through immersion in nature.
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Jemaima Tiatia: ‘This role is a celebration of life for me’
1 July 2022
The University of Auckland's new Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, Jemaima Tiatia, says she will be an effective leader by bringing her whole authentic self to the table.
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Russian academic: 'I'm angry at my country'
1 July 2022
Opinion: Natalia Booth was born in Russia and says she feels angry at her country for falling into the trap of imperialism. Again.
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Kitiona Pasene's message to youth: 'You can do this'
1 July 2022
Kitiona Pasene is part of a new approach to engaging with young people to boost their knowledge of university’s benefits.
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Call to learn Waipapa Taumata Rau waiata
1 July 2022
We all remember our school songs, but not too many people know the University has its own waiata. It has, and it’s now a decade old.
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The bus driver optometrist with a clear vision
30 June 2022
Veeran Morar is delighted to have a job on Vision Bus Aotearoa, taking eye healthcare to those who may not have had it otherwise.
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Student athlete Imogen Ayris: high hopes for Commonwealth Games
29 June 2022
Pole vaulter Imogen Ayris, an exercise science student at the University of Auckland, is off to the Commonwealth Games and hopes her good form brings reward.
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Nicole Perry: my cultural adventure that began with learning another language
1 June 2022
Opinion: Dr Nicole Perry says learning another language opened up her world and took her from the backwaters of British Colombia to a German studies position at the University of Auckland.
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Volcanologist Shane Cronin back from scientific experience of a lifetime
1 June 2022
Professor Shane Cronin’s data from Tonga provides new paradigms and tools for responding to volcanic eruptions.
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Brain box: doctoral student Delshad Kalantary's goal to help with memory loss
1 June 2022
Delshad Kalantary has adopted a Kiwi DIY attitude and built a light-therapy box she hopes one day could help with memory loss.
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Architecture students nest on their laurels
1 June 2022
The student creators of winning sculpture The Nest salvaged a previous winning sculpture, also by University of Auckland students, to give it new life.
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Dame Jane Harding and team win Prime Minister’s Science Prize
31 May 2022
The neonatal glucose studies team of researchers led by Distinguished Professor Dame Jane Harding have been honoured for their work helping prevent brain damage in newborns.
