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Raising the Bar serves up fresh thinking in Auckland pubs

28 July 2025

Raising the Bar returns on Tuesday 26 August with 20 talks across 10 Auckland bars. Register now to save your spot.
Biting nails, tapping fingers, and twirling hair

28 July 2025

ADHD diagnosis still relies on checklists. Researchers want to change that, and brain scans of people fidgeting could be the key.
The future of pacemakers? Tiny, talkative, wire-free

22 July 2025

What if pacemakers could last a lifetime, work together, and sit right in the heart? That’s the vision behind a new million-dollar heart-research grant for the Auckland Bioengineering Institute.
ABI academics celebrated at Vice-Chancellor's Recognition Dinner

21 July 2025

Auckland Bioengineering Institute's Distinguished Professor Sir Peter Hunter and Dr Tim Angeli-Gordon were acknowledged for their exceptional performance at the annual VC's dinner.
Eight innovative research projects each attract $1m Smart Ideas funding

25 June 2025

University of Auckland projects have earned MBIE funding for promising high-impact research.
Using virtual reality to aid brain injury recovery

24 June 2025

A University of Auckland bioengineering research team is developing a rehabilitation system for traumatic brain injuries, using virtual reality simulations
University academics recognised in King’s Birthday Honours

3 June 2025

Academics and alumni from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland have been recognised in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours.
Listen to the first season of Ingenious: a podcast about research for a better world

26 May 2025

In its first season new podcast Ingenious showcases research taking on society's most persistent challenges.
An all too-common side effect of breast cancer treatment

20 May 2025

Up to 40 percent of breast cancer survivors will develop a debilitating and incurable condition after their treatment – lymphoedema – which they will need to manage for the rest of their lives. Hayley Reynolds explains what she hopes to do about it.
Bringing touch to the virtual world

14 May 2025

Imagine if you could touch things in a virtual world – really experience the feel of them? PhD graduate Moritz Messerschmidt is collaborating internationally to make that happen.
Academics join new peak science, technology and innovation body

7 May 2025

Two leading University academics have been appointed to the newly formed Prime Minister's Science and Technology Advisory Council.
Alumnus bolsters world-first projects at University research institutes

29 April 2025

Up to 30 percent of babies in neonatal intensive care will be impacted by a rare disorder. Currently, that equates to around 500 babies born each year who have a rare undiagnosed genetic disorder.

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