Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Science
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Strong University presence in Fulbright Awards
13 June 2022
University of Auckland staff, students and alumni feature prominently in the line-up of Fulbright New Zealand 2022 awardees.
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World Oceans Day: Minister talks on the state of our seas
8 June 2022
A government minister, David Parker, talked about a sustainable future for our oceans and fisheries.
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Scientist known for her drug discoveries wins top prize
8 June 2022
Distinguished Professor Dame Margaret Brimble wins a top chemistry award.
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Volcanologist Shane Cronin back from scientific experience of a lifetime
1 June 2022
Professor Shane Cronin’s data from Tonga provides new paradigms and tools for responding to volcanic eruptions.
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Rare manta-ray nursery confirmed by University of Auckland scientist
31 May 2022
A rare manta-ray nursery was confirmed by eight years of observation and tracking.
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Uni biotech spin-off developing cancer treatment gets $15m boost
31 May 2022
A start-up company wins backing to develop cancer treatment.
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Animals may be able to evolve faster than scientists thought
27 May 2022
Wild animals may be able to evolve more rapidly than scientists thought.
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Shane Cronin: Tonga's call to adventure scientist
16 May 2022
Professor Shane Cronin was the first overseas volcanologist to be allowed in to Tonga after the January 2022 eruption.
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Riley Elliott: scientist from the school of shark public relations
16 May 2022
Riley Elliott is an unconventional marine scientist doing his bit to change our perception of sharks.
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Study on sugar wins Explorer Award
12 May 2022
A study aiming to settle the question of whether sugar is an addictive wins one of 17 HRC Explorer Awards.
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Shipping poses hidden threat to biggest fish in sea
11 May 2022
Collisions with ships may help to explain decline of whale sharks, research shows.
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Student's deep dive into the lives (and mouths) of snapper
10 May 2022
When fisherman reported seeing different looking snapper around the country, masters student Georgia Third wanted to explore further.