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Kauri fightback: the scientists determined to control kauri dieback

23 May 2021

Feature: Progress is being made in the fight against kauri dieback. Anthony Doesburg meets researchers at the University determined to save the mighty native conifer.
Lessons from our Covid tracing app

19 May 2021

Opinion: One year on from the introduction of the NZ COVID Tracer app, Andrew Chen recaps what it does, whether it has worked, and what we could have done better.
Oldest case of conserved gene order discovered

18 May 2021

Scientists are reporting the oldest known case of conserved gene order.
Bioengineers break boundaries at TechWeek

18 May 2021

A remote monitoring device that can be inserted into the brains of people with hydrocephalus will be one of the cutting-edge areas of research presented in a panel discussion by researchers by the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), as part of TechWeek 2021.
Novel interactive science kits sent out free to schools

12 May 2021

Kiwrious, an interactive learning technology that makes science fun, is being distributed to 35 schools in six different areas of New Zealand, at no cost to the schools.
What can we learn from a virtual placenta?

10 May 2021

Researchers at the University of Auckland are using mathematical modelling to create a virtual pregnancy, to better understand the placenta.
Kiwi students share views on life in CensusAtSchool 2021

10 May 2021

CensusAtSchool New Zealand - TataurangaKiTeKura Aotearoa celebrates the launch of their tenth biennial survey today to once again comprehensively chart children’s views of their own lives.
New Zealander becomes Fellow of the Royal Society

7 May 2021

An Honorary Professor at the University of Auckland has been elected to the Royal Society of London.
$15 million boost helps bioengineers take research into clinical practice

6 May 2021

The Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) has been awarded $15 million to lead an international collaboration that aims to translate years of clinical research on the mathematical modelling of human physiology into clinical practice.
Crowdfunding hard work for campaigners

28 April 2021

Crowdfunded campaigns are stressful and uncertain for the people running them who must ‘marketise’ their campaign in order to be successful, a new study shows.
Space Institute confirmed as partner in first Govt-funded space mission

23 April 2021

Te Pūnaha Ātea-Auckland Space Institute, based at the University of Auckland, will serve as Mission Control for a climate science satellite.
Students involved in virus experiment

21 April 2021

Hundreds of students at the University of Auckland are about to get involved in an experiment that could help better understand how viruses like Covid-19 spread.

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