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Dissolving the interface between humans and computers

20 April 2021

For many people, it’s become impossible to imagine life without a smartphone.
Bioengineers develop potential game-changer in gut treatment

16 April 2021

Researchers at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) have demonstrated that a technique widely used to correct an abnormally beating heart could be applied to correct disorders of the stomach.
Prime Minister recognises transformative science

13 April 2021

The 2020 Prime Minister's Science Prize has been awarded to Te Pūnaha Matatini for their contribution to Aotearoa New Zealand’s Covid-19 response.
Yes, dogs do get jealous – new study

13 April 2021

A new study provides evidence that dogs exhibit jealous behaviour and have the ability to imagine their owner petting another dog even when they can’t see what’s going on.
Bioengineers cutting to the high-tech chase

8 April 2021

Three companies spun out of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) are finalists in the 2021 NZ Hi-Tech Awards.
Dementia app for Māori launches

30 March 2021

An app to help Māori affected by mate wareware (dementia) and to raise awareness of the disease has been launched.
Joel Rindelaub: comical chemical scientist hot on air quality

29 March 2021

'New Zealand's newest science celebrity' has a formula for getting his scientific messages across.
Data surveillance: university and museum tackle facial recognition debate

24 March 2021

Who is collecting our personal data, what are they doing with it and should we be concerned?
How our brains can talk to each other

24 March 2021

Opinion: Science reveals the secrets of our brains when we communicate face-to-face. Ihshan Gumilar says that might help us all become more empathetic.
Scientists awarded medals for research

23 March 2021

Two University of Auckland scientists have been awarded top medals from the New Zealand Association of Scientists (NZAS).
Bioengineers show that fidgeting might help us concentrate

22 March 2021

A collaboration between researchers at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) and Mātai Medical Research Institute have demonstrated that fidgeting might improve activation of the decision-making region of the brain.
Reducing organ failure in acute critical illness including Covid-19

16 March 2021

Acute critical illness can result from many different initiating causes such as severe infection, trauma or inflammation states like acute pancreatitis.

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