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Vaping promises up in smoke

4 October 2023

Opinion: Vaping rates have rapidly risen. Our political parties are starting to take notice, but the next government must turn proposals into policies, says Kelly Burrowes
Merryn Tawhai: not a zero-to-hero move to be director

2 October 2023

Professor Merryn Tawhai’s path to promotion started when she became a research fellow at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute in 2002. Now she leads the team.
Body of bioengineering research continues to grow

19 September 2023

Five Masters in Engineering and 18 PhD degrees have been conferred on ABI researchers at Spring Graduation this week.
Wine leftovers will turn to treasure in Endeavour Fund project

15 September 2023

University of Auckland scientists were awarded $18.8 million from the Endeavour Fund.
Three finalists in Kiwinet research awards

11 September 2023

Researchers who have founded companies featuring innovative advances in cultivated meat cells and vascular microsurgery are finalists in this year's Kiwinet awards.
AI app to identify cerebral palsy in infants

1 September 2023

ABI's Dr Hamid Abbasi is using AI to detect possibilities of developing neurological disorders, including cerebral palsy, in early infancy.
Surface mapping a reliable diagnostic tool for gut health

1 September 2023

Non-invasive sensors measure bioelectrical activity and may offer a better way of screening patients suffering with poor gut health.
Celebrating Research Excellence awards announced

24 August 2023

Premier research awards feature investigators from disciplines across the breadth of the University.
Gutsy win for tuatara researcher at 3MT

9 August 2023

Biological Sciences’ PhD candidate Cam Hoffbeck and her engaging talk on the microbiome of the tuatara took out the top prize at the Three Minute Thesis Final from a high quality field.
Knowledge is brewing, so raise your glass

4 August 2023

Top academics will speak at Auckland watering holes for free on Tuesday 29 August.
Scientists seek children with Cerebral Palsy for anti-gravity walk

5 July 2023

Anti-gravity training could help children with neurological and physical impairments improve their muscle coordination, strength and mobility.
Inside out and outside in - the quest to measure intracranial pressure

4 July 2023

Two University of Auckland projects exploring out-of-the-box methods to measure brain pressure are driving ahead with funding from the latest HRC funding round.

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