Research assists rock lobster fisheries
New Victoria research uses state-of-the-art genetic profiling to ensure continued sustainable management of New Zealand's lucrative rock lobster fisheries.
2013 News
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Eureka! symposium
Biology student is among 12 of New Zealand’s best young science brains at the Eureka Symposium.
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Little birds make big decisions
Research at Victoria University is revealing new information about one of New Zealand’s smallest birds, the North Island robin.
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New knowledge about deadly cancer
New research at Victoria University could throw light on why some women develop one of the deadliest and most difficult to detect cancers.
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Study delivers insights into meningitis
Research by a Victoria University PhD graduate has uncovered new information on preventing the spread of meningitis.
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Could coral reefs become sponge reefs in the future?
Sponges may become the dominant organisms inhabiting coral reefs when the effect of climate change and ocean acidification sets in.
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Kiwi call perfect harmony
A group of researchers at Victoria University studying the little spotted kiwi are uncovering surprising results about our national bird’s behaviour.
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Leaders in research excellence
School of Biological Sciences acknowledged as the national research leader in our discipline.
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Expanding research in fisheries science
A new position, which will build a specialised research programme to inform and support New Zealand’s fisheries industry, has been created at Victoria University.