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Blog postIn late May 2022, DEVORA’s Nathan Collins and Elaine Smid were delighted to talk volcanic risk with Te Rito journalism cadets and ...
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Blog postTe Tumu Herenga's TV and Radio service is undergoing a few changes as we seek to make wise use of our resources and better align our service with Waipapa Taumata Rau’s IT strategy. ...
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Blog postIf you are planning to use the Catalogue or databases over the weekend of Saturday 2 July and Sunday 3 July 2022, we recommend you do this on Saturday.
On Sunday 3 July 2022, our library Catalogue, databases and e-resources will be unavailable for scheduled maintenance for up to a 12-hour period, starting from 4am. Why will the Catalogue and databases be unavailable? This scheduled maintenance is needed as our library servers are being migrated from Singapore to Syd -
Blog postLevel 3 of Te Herenga Mātauranga Whānui | the General Library will be closed for maintenance, starting from:
Monday 27 June 2022, the start of inter-semester break...
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Blog postGetting started at your library
Welcome to everyone starting at the University of Auckland as a new student in Semester Two! There’s a lot more to the library, Te Tumu Herenga, than our books....
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Blog postBy HVN’s Chief Scientist, Professor Richard Mithen[et_pb_image src="https://highvaluenutrition.blogs.auckland.ac.nz/files/2022/06/PIA13121_cropped2.jpg" alt="Pleiades (Matariki) cluster of stars" title_text="PIA13121_cropped2" _builder_version="4.10.5" _module_preset="default" global_colors_info="{}"]
Photo: Pleiades (Matariki) cluster of stars. Courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA....
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Blog postHeadsUp
Interviewing candidates for an academic position always feels momentous. One will ultimately be a new colleague, bringing new ideas and energy to the School. This week we have four shortlisted candidates for the GISCi Lectureship based in four countries/time zones who will meet with us over the course of a four-day week. It’s been a complicated almost 4-D scheduling equation and I’m very grateful for Patricia’s patience and guidance getting it all sorted out. Please tune -
Blog postThis year I started working at Student Hubs, the center for any university or library related inquiries at the General Library. You can imagine there is a very wide range of requests and people come in – PhD students juggling babies and their own brainchild, international students, staff researching niche topics, high school students coming in to explore their options or familiarize themselves with the campus, to students halfway through a conjoint wanting to completely change their degree. I
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Blog postStarting this Friday, New Zealanders across the motu will enjoy a long weekend, the nation’s first ever Matariki holiday. I met with astrophysicist, Māori astronomy expert, and member of the Matariki Advisory Committee Dr Pauline Harris to find out more.
Friday the 24th of June will be our first national holiday to celebrate Matariki, a kāhui or cluster of nine stars whose rising in mid-winter marks the Māori new year for many iwi. Dr Harris has long been studying and revitalisin -
Blog postStarting this Friday, New Zealanders across the motu will enjoy a long weekend, the nation’s first ever Matariki holiday. I met with astrophysicist, Māori astronomy expert, and member of the Matariki Advisory Committee Dr Pauline Harris to find out more.
Friday the 24th of June will be our first national holiday to celebrate Matariki, a kāhui or cluster of nine stars whose rising in mid-winter marks the Māori new year for many iwi. Dr Harris has long been studying and revitalisin -
Blog postWhat are the gaps in cardiovascular risk assessment and management in primary care for Māori and Pacific people in Aotearoa New Zealand? Protocol for a systematic review | BMJ Open Abstract
Introduction In New Zealand, significant inequities exist between Māori and Pacific peoples compared with non-Māori, non-Pacific peoples in cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, hospitalisations and management rates. This review will quantify and qualify already-reported gaps in CVD risk -
Blog postBlogApplying for Grants FMHS-PGSA BlogWriting a Grant Application Writing and applying for grants can be a stressful and confusing process. Fortunately our Grants Officer, Charisse Kuo, is here to provide tips and advice. [et_pb_image src="https://fmhspgsa.blogs.auckland.ac.nz/files/2022/03/man-g87a4c50a5_1920.jpg" title_text="man-g87a4c50a5_1920" _builder_version="4.10.5" _module_preset="default" global_colors_info="{}"]A grant is an amount o
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Blog postMatariki e rau ana;
He hōmai tau i nga mahara Pleiades are gathered together;...
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Blog postDiscussion points and the PowerPoint slides from the June Canvas and Teaching Technology Monthly meeting:
The meeting minutes: Canvas and Teaching Technology Monthly meeting minutes June 2022 GS Gemma’s presentation: Inspera exams - Monthly Meeting June 2022 v1 Bulk Access for 2022 slides: Bulk access 2022 - June Monthly meeting... Panel discussion
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Blog postAmidst the current Working for Families review, Susan St. John discusses the conflicting objectives of the Working for Families ‘In Work Tax Credit’ (IWTC) in this Newsroom piece, ‘The only trade-off that matters’.
Probing at recent claims by Eric Crampton that issues around potential changes in the package create a ‘no-win’ scenario, St John points out how a fundamental tension between goals of WFF prevents low-income families from receiving the benefits of this package. Seeking to e -
Blog postTofersen, has been designed to work by stopping the production of abnormal SOD1 protein that is toxic to motor neurons. A previous clinical trial called VALOR showed some hints that Tofersen was having some effect in reducing the amount of SOD1 protein in people with MND however, no significant difference between those taking the medicine and those taking the placebo was shown on the primary endpoint (ALSFRS-R). Following this, an open label extension phase commenced to see if taking the trea
