Kia ora Graduate Research Students, Throughout our various and rather labile Alert Level impositions, graduate research students have persevered. The Graduate Research School (GRS) acknowledges your tenacity. Hundreds of students […]
Happy Open Access Week, everybody! This week celebrates the principle of free, open scholarship; and the scholars, librarians, and advocates who are working hard to make open access a reality. […]
If we had to pick one word to describe doing research in 2020, we’d pick: disrupted. This has been an incredibly challenging time for researchers; with border closures, physical distancing, […]
If your research might have commercial applications, you’ve probably got some questions about IP (intellectual property). The team at AUT Ventures has lots of experience turning research into business opportunities, […]
Earlier this week we heard from Marianne Carroll, AUT’s 3MT Masters winner who went on to win the National finals. Well there’s more good news from our 3MT winners – […]
What are you doing at 5pm tonight? If you’re free, drop in to the online finals for the Virtual 2020 National Universities Masters 3MT Competition! You can register here to […]
Thanks to all those who came along to the AUT 3MT finals last Friday to cheer on their friends and colleagues. COVID-19 may have forced us online, but it was […]
If you haven’t already registered to attend the online 2020 Virtual AUT 3MT Competition Finals, do so now! The event will run from 4 – 5:30pm tonight on Zoom. We’ll […]
Kia ora Graduate Research Students, We hope you are looking after yourself and your close ones. At the GRS, we know it can be challenging to stay up-to-date on the […]
Our 3 Minute Thesis contestants have honed their presentations and created their videos. At the pre-heats, judges narrowed down the field to our top 8 contestants. It was no easy […]
Kia ora Graduate Students, The collective thoughts and attention of the team at GRS are with you all. GRS staff are all fully operational whilst working at home, from admissions […]
Kia ora Graduate Students, I very recently communicated with you regarding how fortunate we are in Aotearoa to be relatively free from the disruption that this pandemic is wreaking internationally. […]
