Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Science
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Finding joy in movement
3 September 2024
A vital study is helping women with incurable breast cancer live more fully, through exercise.
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Is climate change messing with our olive oil?
3 September 2024
A unique research project is investigating the impact of a changing climate on the quality of New Zealand’s olive oil.
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A fond farewell to Professor John Hosking
2 September 2024
A self-described “accidental educator”, the retiring Dean of Science says he’s derived intense satisfaction from helping others achieve their life goals – just don’t try to give him your monkey.
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Enhancing rangatahi well-being through Mātauranga Māori
1 September 2024
Clinical psychology researchers aim to enhance services for rangatahi who engage in self-harm, through a kaupapa Māori approach.
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Cather Simpson will head body advancing light-based tech
28 August 2024
Professor Simpson's enthusiasm for technologies like lasers and optic fibres will go global.
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Here come the sums
20 August 2024
Opinion: Education theory can be polarising, but one thing we should all agree on is that we need to move beyond political blame and focus on solutions, says Melissa Tacy
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Makarena Dudley heads to UNESCO neurotechnology summit
19 August 2024
Dr Makarena Dudley will represent Aotearoa New Zealand at the UNESCO Neurotechnology Ethics Summit, addressing cultural bias in neuropsychology.
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Tourists push locals out of Waiheke Island
17 August 2024
Opinion: Protests against overtourism are sweeping Europe and forcing authorities to act. Waiheke residents want Auckland Council to follow their lead and cap visitor numbers to ease a housing crisis on the island, writes Robin Kearns and Pam Oliver
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Feather detective Inka wins Three Minute Thesis contest
15 August 2024
A snappy presentation on seabird biology won Inka Pleiss the University's Three Minute Thesis contest.
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Southern right whale needs more protection, research shows
12 August 2024
One of the world's conservation success stories needs a boost.
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CrowdStrike or cloud strife?
9 August 2024
Opinion: It’s time to break up the big-tech monopolies in cloud computing, says Angus Dowell
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Coastlines the frontline against plastic pollution
7 August 2024
Research reveals how streams and estuaries are the key to slowing the spread of plastics in our oceans.