Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Science
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He mea nui te Reo i te wā e mātai ana i te hauora hinengaro
14 September 2021
Kātahi rawa ka kitea te nui o ngā ākonga o Te Kura Mātai Hinengaro e ako ana hei kaimātai hinengaro haumanu, ā, ko Tamara McDonald tētahi.
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Disabled kea uses tools for self-care
10 September 2021
Scientists say they’ve found the first evidence of tool use by a kea for the purpose of self-care, in a new study from the University of Auckland.
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‘Smell of fear’ research awarded Ig Nobel
10 September 2021
Research on how the chemicals humans emit through breathing vary in response to audio-visual stimuli has been awarded the famous scientific parody prize, the Ig Nobel.
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An effective solution to protect plants
9 September 2021
A project to protect trees from a destructive pathogen has been granted $1 million over three years from this year’s Endeavour Smart Ideas funding.
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We throw away less food during lockdown
8 September 2021
We waste less food during lockdown, according to new research.
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Smart ideas receive $24m in research funding
8 September 2021
Success for research teams across the University in country's largest contestable funding round.
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Apps won’t save us from mental health crisis
7 September 2021
Opinion: Mental health apps may be effective for an 'average' western user, but not for those in severe distress or with varying degrees of digital access.
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Happy birthday, Ernest Rutherford
30 August 2021
Opinion: It’s the 150th birth anniversary of NZ’s most celebrated scientist, Ernest Rutherford. Richard Easther acknowledges the man who revealed a world made of atoms.
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University experiment mimics Covid-19
24 August 2021
A virus transmission experiment uses a framework called Safe Blues, where virtual tokens are spread via Bluetooth between the phones of participants.
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Lockdown challenging for families
17 August 2021
The 2020 Covid-19 level four lockdown placed considerable strain on families with loss of income, balancing work and childcare and social isolation.
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Scholarship for research on tohorā
11 August 2021
Institute of marine sciences masters student Annabelle Cranswick has received a scholarship for research investigating the diet and foraging ecology of southern right whales or tohorā.
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New Zealand's hard-won Covid-19 lessons applied to RSV, flu
2 August 2021
New Zealand’s expertise tracking Covid-19 is being applied to influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in a $9.8 million project to learn how to stop the spread of respiratory viruses.