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The Faculty of Science at The University of Auckland is the largest of its kind in New Zealand. More than 7,000 students study in our 11 schools and departments, learning from internationally-renowned lecturers.

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New physics professor an authority on wind energy 8 February 2010
Stuart Bradley, Head of the Department of Physics, is one of eight associate professors at The University of Auckland to have been promoted to professor. >>
University of Auckland scientist wins emerging researcher fellowship 20 January 2010
Dr Esther Bulloch from the School of Biological Sciences is one of three emerging researchers at The University of Auckland to receive a Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Foundation of Research, Science and Technology. >>
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Public lecture: Is sex more like dancing or digestion? Unpacking the medicalization of sexuality (Lectures)   Download event as icalendar
University of Auckland Distinguished Visitor Dr Leonore Tiefer will present a free public lecture discussing how sex has recently been medicalised
Public health genomics: translating nutrigenomics research into population health benefits (Lectures)   Download event as icalendar
This free public lecture by Dr John Milner accompanies the 4th Asia Pacific Nutrigenomics Conference at The Unviversity of Auckland from 21-26 February 2010.
4th Asia Pacific Nutrigenomics Conference: Genes, Diet and Gut Health (Conferences / Symposia)   Download event as icalendar
The conference will address issues relevant to a wide range of interest groups including scientists, nutritionists, dieticians, gastroenterologists, nurses, food scientists, members of the food Industry from managers to technologists, food regulators
Sexualities against the grain (Conferences / Symposia)   Download event as icalendar
This one-day, one-stream symposium provides a showcase of current critical sexuality scholarship.

 

 

 

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The Prime Minister's Science Prizes
The Prime Minister John Key has launched the inaugural Prime Minister's Prizes for Science.


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