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Heart Foundation funds world-leading research on heart efficiency

1 October 2024

A team from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute will use cutting-edge equipment to test whether increasing the efficiency of the heart could improve or even prevent right-heart failure.
The quiet injuries we don’t hear about

27 September 2024

Opinion: ACC could be bumping up ballet levies by 1000 percent. Why? Patria Hume looks at why ballet is so dangerous, and how it compares to, say, rugby.
PhD grad juggles newborn and breakthroughs in AI

24 September 2024

It’s been a huge year for bioengineering student Shima Mohammadi Moghadam. Not only has she completed her PhD a year early and found a top job, she’s had a baby too.
ABI scholarship winner Ella Thomas to build on a legacy of love

24 September 2024

Fired by their own challenges with cerebral palsy, a couple’s bequest to the Auckland Bioengineering Institute is set to transform disabled children's leg braces – and more.
Ruby's legacy: finding answers to a terrible and rare disease

23 September 2024

A young woman with the rare disease gastroparesis starved to death. Her legacy, the charity Ruby's Voice, is supporting University of Auckland research to find answers.
The vaping research conundrum

17 September 2024

How mathematical modelling and digital twins are helping researchers understand the impact of vaping on our future lungs
Researchers receive more than $30m in 2024 Endeavour funding round

13 September 2024

Endeavour fund supports Innovative ideas and leading researchers from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Ruby’s legacy funds life-changing gut research

10 September 2024

Jo Hill set up a foundation after her beloved daughter died from a terrible gut disease. Now Ruby's Voice is funding groundbreaking research.
From babies' bedsides to bioengineering

4 September 2024

There are many ways to improve outcomes for premature babies, says new Liggins-ABI PhD graduate Robyn May. She chose “sexy maths and statistics”.
My Space: the life aquatic

2 September 2024

All things underwater inspire the team of engineers at the Biomimetics Lab.
Where there's smokeless tobacco there's quite likely fire

29 August 2024

Opinion: Those who can't learn from history are condemned to repeat it, so we could have learned more from the recent short history of vaping, says Kelly Burrowes
Te Rau Hiringa awards recognise staff role in research excellence

14 August 2024

Inaugural awards acknowledge critical role of professional staff in research success.

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