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How AI is being used to lighten the load on painful knees

26 May 2020

Surgeons are using AI-driven software developed by the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) to operate on the knees of young patients, and have shown that it could dramatically reduce the recovery time of patients receiving a high-tibial osteotomy.
ABI researchers to develop a more personalised approach to ventilator monitoring

25 May 2020

Ventilators save lives, but treating patients with mechanical ventilators is not without risk, a risk that Dr Haribalan Kumar, Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), plans to reduce with a technology that will allow for more precise and dynamic monitoring of lung function at the bedside of a patient being treated with a ventilator.
$1.35m to University researchers tackling health issues

14 May 2020

Researchers will investigate superbugs, safer ventilators and better stroke rehabilitation.
Making ventilators safer

14 May 2020

Dr Haribalan Kumar, Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), wants to reduce the risk to patients being treated with a ventilator, and has been awarded $150,000 research funding to do so.
Thousands of face shields designed by ABI researchers produced for healthcare workers around New Zealand

22 April 2020

Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) and MedTech CoRE researchers have designed a re-usable face shield to help keep medical staff safe when they’re treating patients infected with Covid-19.
Faster recovery from cancer surgery

21 April 2020

A clever device invented here is reducing the recovery time for people who have had surgery for bowel cancer. This saves millions of dollars but more importantly patients are in much better shape to resume their lives.
Looking after the pet tropical fish online

8 April 2020

When a team of ABI researchers learned of the likelihood of the Stage 4 lockdown they needed to organise, among myriad things, a way to look after their pet fish.
Auckland bioengineer recognised as one of the world’s best

2 April 2020

Professor Martyn Nash, of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) and Department of Engineering Science, has been inducted to the College of Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE).
How AI can lighten the load on our painful knees

23 March 2020

Surgeons are using AI-driven software developed by the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) to operate on the knees of young patients, and have shown that it could reduce the recovery time of patients receiving a high-tibial osteotomy by two-thirds.
Lighting up the foyer of the ABI

16 March 2020

A interactive light installation created for the Ellen Melville Centre in Freyberg Place to celebrate the 2020 Auckland Pride Festival how now been installed on the ground floor of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI).
Stanford and MIT beckon for young health researchers

26 February 2020

An emerging expert on the nocebo effect and a promising young heart researcher have won prestigious scholarships, funded by entrepreneur Andrew Bagnall, to study at Stanford and MIT.
Double scholarships will take Kiwi researcher to MIT

26 February 2020

Emily Lam Po Tang, a researcher at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), has been awarded two scholarships, which she will use to fund a short-term placement at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the USA.

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