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Academics join new peak science, technology and innovation body

7 May 2025

Two leading University academics have been appointed to the newly formed Prime Minister's Science and Technology Advisory Council.
Alumnus bolsters world-first projects at University research institutes

29 April 2025

Up to 30 percent of babies in neonatal intensive care will be impacted by a rare disorder. Currently, that equates to around 500 babies born each year who have a rare undiagnosed genetic disorder.
Meet Taddy, a robot fish with muscle and smarts

24 April 2025

Auckland Bioengineering Institute's polymer-powered robot fish has had its first outing – a very public swim at a conference in Vancouver.
Could brain pulsatility be key in dementia prevention?

8 April 2025

Auckland researchers are looking for funding to investigate a brain pressure marker which could potentially signpost cognitive decline risk 20-30 years before symptoms appear.
Strange new worlds: Art from the science of bioengineering

25 March 2025

Researchers from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute blend art with science to explore and understand the mysteries of human and animal physiology.
Minister impressed by innovation showcase at Newmarket precinct

20 March 2025

The University hosted the Minister of Finance and Economic Growth, the Hon Nicola Willis, for a tour of innovative research and start-ups at the University's Newmarket precinct.
Human digital twins: medicine without the guesswork

17 March 2025

Digital versions of ourselves could forecast how our bodies respond to surgery or medication. By taking on the risk, digital twins pave the way for safer, more personalised healthcare.
A mother's struggle, a daughter's mission

7 March 2025

Diabetic women are twice as likely to get heart disease than diabetic men, but most research focuses on men. When her mum got diagnosed with type 2, Iranian-born Maryam Rahmani wanted to change that.
Brain sensor pioneer is NZer of the Year finalist

7 March 2025

Professor Simon Malpas, whose pioneering work led to the development of the world’s smallest implantable brain pressure sensor, is a finalist in the innovation category of the 2025 New Zealander of the Year.
Applied doctoral scheme boosts university and industry partnership

18 February 2025

The Applied Doctoral Scheme was launched by Minister Hon Dr Shane Reti at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute today.
ABI hosts $20m applied doctorate launch

18 February 2025

Science Minister Shane Reti chose the Auckland Bioengineering Institute as the venue to announce a new PhD funding scheme.
University of Auckland among the world’s best for reputation

18 February 2025

Waipapa Taumata Rau has been recognised as one of the top 200 universities globally in the Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings.

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