One year on from the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai eruption – what do we know
New professors and associate professors
Calling time on the imperial lawn
Racism, exclusion and tokenism
Cook Islands Language Week 2022
Anchors cause damage to seafloor
NZ Tree intel in your pocket, even offline
Breaking bias must take effort
‘Switching on’ drugs to target disease
AUT X Challenge 2021 – The Final Pitch
Research a step to predict ocean future
Reconsidering the ecological impact of introduced species in NZ
Epigenetic research in breast cancer
Rutherford postdoctoral fellow award
Four Marsden fund grants for AUT
New Professors and Associate Professors 3
Ancient fish bones reveal lost habitats
Climate explained: what is an ice age?
The science behind health supplement NMN
Researching advanced medicinal cannabis
Year 11 students try AUT research
AUT climbs up the global rankings
Are we gaining or losing native forest?
AUT Drone Lab Antarctic Conservation
Five questions: Professor Lindsey White
HRC Emerging Researchers First Grants
AUT: How we managed to kill the ‘bill’
Climate Science 2020 – 10 New Insights
Beyond labs and lecture theatres
AUT success with Marsden funding
David Towns awarded professor emeritus
5 questions: Prof. Sebastian Leuzinger
Indigenous names valuable to science
Sheep and beef farms near carbon neutral
$2.7m for offshore aquaculture
Five questions with Professor Jun Lu
Swimming with whales know the risks
AUT launches new advertising campaign
Thousands set to ‘explore’ Antarctica through VR
Q&A with Assoc Professor Bollard: Collecting data in Antarctica
AUT and Ocean Beach: Bluff aquaculture
Scientists dissect squid named by alum
Switching farm animals for crops?
Study - Non-crop vegetation helps farms
AUT research guides Blue Economy project
Professor helps on Covid testing
AUT offers medicinal cannabis course
AUT team joins global Antarctic project
PhD student makes the cut with big squid
AUT a 5-star university across all categories
New Professors and Associate Professors
Royal Society Award for AUT Professor
AUT moves up 50 places in world rankings
19 first in family scholarships awarded
Climate change article makes cover of Nature
A scholarship to help existing students
Scholarships for today and tomorrow
Quest for the most boring chemical element not so boring
AUT to work with Bream Head Conservation Trust’
Younger trees keep nearby ‘grandpa’ kauri alive
Tongan whales affected by tourism
The future of NZ’s marine environment
Study: safe altitude for flying drones over marine animals
AUT joins Australian research programme to utilise ocean resources
Driven to discover new treatments
62% increase in AUT researchers
AUT research to find life on Mars
AUT scientists join MacDiarmid Institute
Make waves at a beach clean-up
New podcast celebrates Periodic Table
Celebrating AUT through the years
Gaining skills for the workplace
Minister launches sustainable blueprint
THE rankings place AUT in NZ top three
AUT 2019 domestic and international fees
PhD grad takes eco message to the world
nztrees app puts natives on the map
UK science journal publishes in te reo
5 questions with Professor Michael Petterson
Pacific youth leader in ocean conservation
AUT Marine Biology student, Antony Vavia, was selected by the Aotearoa Youth Leadership Institute to attend the first United Nations Ocean Conference in New York last month.
AUT alumni receives seafood industry honour
Seafood New Zealand has named AUT aquaculture alumni, Te Tane Trinick, as one of the seafood industry’s rising stars.
New Zealanders increasingly live, work and play in human-built environments. Over 80% of our population lives in urban areas. For most of us, our food comes via supermarkets instead of growing our own, and we spend increasing amounts of time indoors – at home and at work. Conversely, we are seeing growing rates of mental health issues in our people. More and more of us seem to be struggling to live healthy and fulfilling lives, content with who we are and how we are living.