Auckland University stories
Dr Michelle Dickinson, otherwise known as 'Nanogirl', has been awarded a Blake Leader Award for outstanding leadership at a ceremony in Auckland.
The three University of Auckland students who designed the app Tether have gained a finalist placing in the Microsoft Imagine Cup World Finals.
A three-dimensional virtual supermarket software tool has been designed by a member of the University of Auckland's Institute for Health Innovation.
More than 1600 teachers from over 800 schools are taking part in CensusAtSchool March 16-May 29. The data will then be released for classroom analysis.
New research from the University of Auckland shows the risk of brain tumours cannot be linked with with increased mobile phone use.
The technology is being specifically designed for Sauvignon blanc and aims to improve the wine during the winemaking process.
An exciting wine industry innovation has beaten a new search engine, a youth driving app and a medical advance.
LCA 2015 beckons brilliant minds to Auckland for a premier Linux event, promising innovation, collaboration, and a showcase of talent.
Youth are more likely to seek advice from search engines than from family, friends and professionals, finds a Colmar Brunton survey commissioned by Youthline.
Booktrack Classroom boosts literacy with sound, enhancing reading comprehension and enjoyment in global classrooms.
Around the country this week recipients of several InternetNZ grants were a step closer to realising their research goals.
Auckland University Press has just released its first app, based on the popular photographic guide Birds of New Zealand by Paul Scofield and Brent Stephenson.
Judges ask University of Auckland students how the team plan to handle its success following impressive showing.
Kiwi tech company becomes the newest member of the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), a group which sets the global standard for wireless charging.
For the first time Yellow is running a structured graduate programme, providing graduates with the opportunity to gain real world hands-on experience.
The University of Auckland has launched its first official Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) on the UK FutureLearn platform.
New Booktrack app, blending sound with e-books, to enhance reading for Auckland students, revolutionizing engagement and comprehension.
The University of Auckland is the latest New Zealand institute to announce a move into the world of massive open online courses (MOOCs).
University of Auckland partners with Adobe to innovate its digital landscape, enhancing the web experience for students, staff, and alumni.
The University of Auckland falls victim to hacking attack, affecting up to 4,500 students; server isolated for investigation.