A wrap-up of a cleantech conference, 7-8 December 2022 in Auckland, that brought together a who’s who of New Zealand and American government and business
Learn how UniServices works to bring researchers, industry, governments and communities together to bring ideas to life.
Find out more about Kobus van Zyl's technique to flush out the issue with leaky pipes, saving money and preserving a precious resource in the process.
Milnes will lead Whāraurau through an expansion of its e-learning offering to support the mental health workforce across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Explore our collaboration network at UniServices, where we join forces with leading institutions and industry partners worldwide to drive research innovation and development. Learn more.
Just getting started on an entrepreneurship journey? Here’s a quick primer on how raising funds for a start-up works, from pre-seed funding to going public.
With more than 300 employees, UniServices has staff across Aotearoa New Zealand working in many different fields. Meet some of our senior leaders.
Learn more about Rebecca Adams' work with government officials to identify research and engagement opportunities for UniServices.
UniServices has helped launch more than 45 deep tech companies based on University research. Check out the start-ups we’ve invested in.
Dairy farmers want to produce female calves, not males. Engender Technologies has developed an effective way to separate male from female bull sperm.
Currently, EVs need to be plugged in. Sit down at the drawing board for a look at the future of charging infrastructure, including wireless EV charging.
Tui Tuia | Learning Circle strengthens its professional development service for educators in Literacy and Numeracy by appointing a new Literacy & Numeracy Programme Director
Reach out to UniServices for any inquiries regarding our research, development, and collaboration opportunities.
Jen Anderson is a UniServices business development manager focusing on energy and advanced manufacturing. Learn what she does and why she does it.
University of Auckland research can protect their ideas through our disclosure form. If your research can be invested in and commercialised, you can confidentially share your idea with us so we can help ensure the IP is protected.
The Tapasā cultural competencies framework is a professional development programme co-provided by Tui Tuia to help schools better support Pacific learners.
From automating complex tasks to modelling orthopaedic surgery and building the metaverse, UniServices is helping bring digital technologies to life.
Students studying at the English Language Academy volunteer at the Maritime Museum and other places as part of a cultural and language immersion scheme.
The national project aims to make Aotearoa a medtech leader by creating an ecosystem linking researchers, healthcare, communities, start-ups and investors.
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