CIE’s Academic Director, Professsor Rod McNaughton, reviews the promise and perils of AI’s new playbook for New Zealand’s start-ups.

In a world where common wisdom often guides our choices, brothers Luke and Tim Burrows have consistently defied traditional logic and expectations.

For over fifteen years, charitable trust SavY has been ensuring that students leave school better equipped to manage their finances.

A Start-up Interns programme delivered by the University of Auckland Business School’s Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) has offered a transformative experience that benefits both students and emerging ventures.

Sandy's favourite part of her job is sharing experiences and growing with others. This place radiates a unique energy, created by the people who form our community.

The 2024 University of Auckland Venture Lab incubator programme recently concluded with a celebration event, showcasing participants transformative growth and innovative breakthroughs.

Talented mechatronics engineer Nancy Zhou was handpicked to help OpenStar win the global race to achieve commercial nuclear fusion.

With Field Days behind us, it’s an excellent time to reflect on New Zealand’s agricultural sector’s critical productivity challenge and how entrepreneurial students and researchers can help.

Virtually managed cows are a multibillion-dollar concept, but Halter founder Craig Piggott says their success has been more about the execution.

Dr Amanda Sterling's research explores the challenges faced by mothers in leadership roles. What it revealed prompted her to advocate for inclusive leadership practices and support systems that recognise and accommodate women's experiences of motherhood.