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Ka nui ake te wāhanga mahi ki ngā nēhi motuhake Māori i te pūnaha hauora o Aotearoa

15 September 2021

He whakatakanga tō Josephine Davis o Waipapa Taumata Rau ki te hiki i wāhanga ki ngā nēhi motuhake Māori i te pūnaha hauora o Aotearoa.
Vaccine expert Helen Petousis-Harris shortlisted for global award

15 September 2021

Vaccine expert Helen Petousis-Harris is in the running for an award for researchers tackling the world’s biggest problems.
Genetic trigger for type-1 diabetes may be in the lung, Liggins study shows

14 September 2021

A major genetic trigger for type-1 diabetes may act in the lung, according to researchers at the Liggins Institute at the University of Auckland
Bioengineers receive MBIE funding to develop ‘electroceutical’ to treat heart disease

10 September 2021

Researchers at the ABI have been awarded over $1 million by MBIE’s Endeavour Fund to develop an implantable medical device that activates nerves to treat heart disease.
We throw away less food during lockdown

8 September 2021

We waste less food during lockdown, according to new research.
Magic mushrooms: Siouxsie Wiles hunts for antibiotics in fungi

8 September 2021

What wonders lie within Aotearoa’s fungi? Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles and her team hunt for new antibiotics to prevent deadly diseases.
Billy Apple’s legacy extends to extraordinary scientific paper with Liggins Institute

7 September 2021

Billy Apple was one of New Zealand’s most famous artists – and also co-author of one of the Liggins Institute’s most intriguing scientific papers.
Apps won’t save us from mental health crisis

7 September 2021

Opinion: Mental health apps may be effective for an 'average' western user, but not for those in severe distress or with varying degrees of digital access.
In the house with Jennifer Miles-Chan

31 August 2021

The director of the University’s Human Nutrition Unit oversees important research on metabolism, obesity and markers for type 2 diabetes.
Pandemic lockdowns trigger eating disorders

31 August 2021

The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered an increase in people presenting with serious eating disorders, a new study shows.
Cutting-edge festival brings together digital art, technology and virtual experience

29 August 2021

Ars Electronica is coming to Aotearoa New Zealand, co-hosted by the University of Auckland and Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington, an event that showcases installations at the nexus of art, technology, and society.
A health challenge, delivered to your door

22 August 2021

Opinion: Demand for food delivery services has soared with Covid-19 restrictions. Dr Rajshri Roy looks at the impact of this on our exposure to unhealthy foods.

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