Once again, Computer Science Department celebrated its annual tradition of holding a prize- giving event early in December.
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Alan Matheson Turing who was born in 1912 is now widely accepted as one of the most important founders of both theoretical and practical computing.
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Director appointed for New Zealand eScience Infrastructure
1 September 2011
Mr Nick Jones from The University of Auckland has been appointed Director of the New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI), a nation-wide supercomputer network designed to support cutting-edge research.
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Parliament’s next top model: simulating elections
2 August 2011
Either National or Labour would have won a clear majority, while the Greens, with the third largest party vote in 2008, would have few or no seats in parliament if recent elections were run under some of the voting systems in this year's referendum.
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Sciences at Auckland rank highly
20 May 2011
The University of Auckland continues to be the best performing New Zealand university in subject rankings released by QS World University Rankings®.
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