inSCight

The Faculty of Science alumni magazine

Truestock/Elton McAleer inSCight cover photo. A striking circular panorama of Auckland’s luminous city skyline at night.

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Green artistic depiction of H2

Green hydrogen could be a major contributor in decarbonising New Zealand’s energy sector.

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Professor John Hosking, Dean of Science

Welcome to the 2022 edition of inSCight. This issue is themed around energy and transport.

A word from the Dean
Air NZ graphic showing satellite data capture

Your next Air NZ flight could be capturing environmental data to combat climate change.

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Ocean and anchor on the sea floor stock photo

Change is needed to curb the damaging impact of ship anchors on the seafloor.

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Group photo of academics and research students exploring micromobility

Our researchers partner with e-scooter company Beam to increase uptake of sustainable transport.

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Faculty of Science alumnus Cody Lim

Environmental Science alumnus Cody Lim enjoys knowing that his work makes a difference in people’s lives.

Alumni story
Faculty of Science Alumnus, Henry Chen

Clarkson Medal winner and Applied Mathematics and Statistics alumnus, Henry Chen, has already had many successes in his young career.

Alumni story
University of Auckland clock tower

Discover the development and future impact of Te Rautaki Aronga Toitū.

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Stock photo of the night sky and stars

The faculty held a Kai and Kōrero in July to celebrate Matariki and Tuākana.

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Jessie Houston

Psychology third-year student, Jessie Houston, aspires to a career in healthcare, to combine her interests in psychology with helping people.

Student story
Taryn Smith

Taryn Smith has found studying GIS and Environmental Science to be a perfect blend of discovering the natural world and how to safeguard it.

Student story
Deputy Dean JR Rowland

The University is establishing a flagship cross-faculty research centre to respond to the pressing environmental and humanitarian challenges of our time.

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