UniServices was proud to be a part of NZ’s first major Web3 hackathon, with 140 participants developing blockchain solutions.

Innovation is thriving in a company that has combined decades of industry experience with fresh thinking and strategic partnerships.

The University of Auckland is committed to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. Our easy Start-Up model helps staff and students to bring their ideas to life.

As New Zealand focuses on future investment in infrastructure, we have the opportunity to better build for climate adaptation and resilience using evidence-based solutions.

Dr Greg Murison (Ngāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha) has been appointed to a new, combined leadership position as CEO, Auckland UniServices Limited and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Innovation and Enterprise).

Teradyne, Inc (Nasdaq: TER) has agreed to acquire Quantifi Photonics for an undisclosed sum.

Innovation thrives on collaboration. UniServices helps researchers turn ideas into impactful ventures through guidance and funding as part of the University of Auckland’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

A group of University of Auckland academics have joined forces to create the Centre for Antimicrobial Research to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

UniServices has come out top for the second year in a row in a survey that shows the most active start-up and spinout companies from New Zealand and Australian universities.

Auckland UniServices is thrilled to announce the signing of the patent acquisition for LX-132 to Guangzhou Salustier Biosciences.

Congratulations to our Senior Investment Manager Ben Pearson for winning the inaugural KCA Commercialisation Rising Star Award at the 12th annual KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards.

Expertise in medical sciences and bioengineering to lead space health research, addressing space and terrestrial health needs.