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Anchors aweigh?
28 September 2022
Although all may look unchanged above the surface, our seabeds are suffering as heavy ship anchors carve a destructive path through delicate coastal ecosystems.
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Celebrating Matariki and the success of Tuākana
28 September 2022
Matariki is an important time for us to orient ourselves on the first time it was celebrated as a public holiday in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Probabilistic forecasting in the renewable energy industry
28 September 2022
Clarkson Medal winner and Applied Mathematics and Statistics alumnus, Henry Chen, has already had many successes in his young career.
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Leading and learning
28 September 2022
Psychology third-year student, Jessie Houston, aspires to a career in healthcare, to combine her interests in psychology with helping people.
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Using technology to protect our planet
28 September 2022
Taryn Smith has found studying GIS and Environmental Science to be a perfect blend of discovering the natural world and how to safeguard it.
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Making cyberspace a safer place
29 October 2021
As our dependence on being connected to the internet grows, so does our need to protect our data and improve our resilience to cyber-attacks.
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Tiny insects key to solving big problems
29 October 2021
Biological Sciences alumnus Neil Birrell’s discusses his start-up Hexacycle and his PhD research exploring insects as food.
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Pulling apart DNA: learning molecular biology through a VR lens
29 October 2021
Sebastian Dunn is a Science Masters student working with the School of Biological Sciences and the School of Computer Science.
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Bringing new ideas to life in the healthcare sector
29 October 2021
Pharmacist Amy Lee embarked on a Bioscience Enterprise degree to work on healthcare projects with a positive global impact.
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Helping our oceans to flourish again
29 October 2021
Marine science research is breaking new ground in the bountiful benefits mussel reefs can provide and the impact of quieter times for animals under the sea.
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Waving goodbye to wood smoke and car fumes
29 October 2021
Our researchers investigate what’s really in the air we breathe and how we can make it cleaner and fresher in our urban areas.
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Leadership through service
29 October 2021
Conjoint degree student La-Teish Brown chose to study science and law for a specific purpose – to protect sacred spaces from coastal erosion.
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