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Preventing brain damage at time of birth
2 December 2021
Laura Bennet and her team investigate new ways to monitor brain waves in babies at the time of birth. Their goal: reduce brain damage due to hypoxia or oxygen deprivation.
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Vax the Nation
2 December 2021
School of Chemistry scientist Dr Joel Rindelaub and rap artist Randa have released a debut music video Vax the Nation to encourage everyone to get the jab.
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Artificial Intelligence for better asthma care
2 December 2021
Amy Chan is using artifical intelligence to derive better ways for asthmatics to say on top of their condition.
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Self-management techniques for addictions
2 December 2021
The majority of people with addictions never access professional health. Simone Rodda is developing techniques for addicts to manage their choices.
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Dr Gary Cheung named the 2021 Alzheimers New Zealand Fellow
24 November 2021
Congratulations to Dr Gary Cheung on being selected as the 2021 Alzheimers New Zealand Fellow.
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University leads $10 million rheumatic fever project
24 November 2021
University of Auckland scientists will lead $10 million of work to tackle one of the country's glaring health inequities.
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Comfort food in lockdown: new research on our unhealthy eating
22 November 2021
We all guessed comfort eating surged during lockdown. New research suggests just how much.
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University of Auckland academics make the who’s who list of researchers
19 November 2021
The University of Auckland congratulates its nine academics named on the prestigious Highly Cited Researchers 2021 list.
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New Rhodes Scholars to make Aotearoa proud
19 November 2021
Two of the three Aotearoa New Zealand 2021 Rhodes Scholars are University of Auckland graduates.
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Top award for research helping pregnant women avoid stillbirths
18 November 2021
Professor Lesley McCowan and colleagues won a prestigious award for helping pregnant women avoid stillbirths. Dr Karen Brewer got a top Māori research award.
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When bad things happen in childhood, what’s the toll on your health?
15 November 2021
Adverse events in childhood can take a lifelong toll on your health, new research shows.
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Up-and-coming researchers awarded for tackling tomorrow's health challenges
15 November 2021
Wearable sensors for monitoring patients after surgery are among the projects of up-and-coming health researchers winning recognition.
