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Mike Dragunow: breakthroughs with the brain
1 May 2025
Integrating AI with computer-based models is one of the latest means the neuropharmacologist is working on to stay at the leading edge of developing drugs for brain disorders.
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Jay Kuethe: exploration ecologist
1 May 2025
A passion to document every known passionfruit species has taken the University of Auckland scientist to some of the world’s most remote – and dangerous – places.
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Graduate on a mission to save lives
1 May 2025
Firsthand experience of addiction and recovery has inspired Emily Duncan’s academic journey.
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Inside the art store
1 May 2025
As part of the regular My Space series, UniNews takes a look inside the art store, where the University's art taonga take their rest.
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Saeid Baroutian: closing the loop
1 April 2025
Driven by a passion for sustainability, Professor Saeid Baroutian is developing clean technologies to tackle pressing environmental challenges.
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My Space: Jason Paulger
1 April 2025
The University's grounds and precinct manager talks about one of his favourite spaces on campus: a secret, subtropical garden.
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The University's surprising biodiversity
1 April 2025
Alongside staff and students, hundreds of different plants and creatures find their place on the City Campus.
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Misha Vorobyev: in living colour
1 April 2025
How and what the natural world communicates through colour is a focus for animal vision expert Dr Misha Vorobyev.
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Jessie Jacobsen: seeking answers for autism
3 March 2025
Insights gained from a genetic diagnosis of autism can be transformative for children and their families, says the scientist helming New Zealand’s first autism research clinic.
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My Space: CIE's Sean Kelly
3 March 2025
Working in the University's Makerspace is all about inspiring 'playful curiosity', says Sean Kelly.
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Award-winning law teacher follows in family footsteps
3 March 2025
Drawing on her family’s heritage as educators has helped Dr Suliana Mone inspire the next generation of legal minds.
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Eru Kapa-Kingi: challenge and change
3 March 2025
Toitū te Tiriti spokesperson and Auckland Law School academic Eru Kapa-Kingi is determined to continue driving political change in his own way.
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