A new Auckland-based research centre is bringing together people and organisations to improve cancer care and equity across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Research has shown links between nutrition and outcomes like infection, longer hospital stays and even survival.

Narrowing down specific genetic mutations could lead to more effective treatment for patients.

It’s the fifth most diagnosed cancer in New Zealand, with some 600 new diagnoses a year, and its incidence is rising.

Catherine Morgan is one of only a handful of MRI physicists across New Zealand.

Today, Mars is cold and dusty with no liquid water. It hasn’t always been this way - its early climate yields earthly insights.

The Space Institute – Te Pūnaha Ātea – has a vision: to become New Zealand’s leading centre for building and operating small satellites.

John Cater and Nick Rattenbury are working on aspects of space technology ranging from plasma propulsion to laser communications.