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AUT gets Borrin Foundation support

AUT Law School researchers have received funding support to investigate solutions for offenders who experience mental health and addiction-related issues.

Running on empty

AUT research reveals truck drivers are operating at the limits in an industry driven by tight margins and heavy competition.

AI-DAY is everywhere

New Zealand’s premier AI event returns for 2019 and as an event sponsor, AUT experts feature in the line-up.

New book to profile Busby

Professor of History Paul Moon is working on a book about prominent early settler James Busby for a renowned international publishing house.

Knighthoods around the board table

Sirs and dames are filling up the seats on New Zealand boards, finds AUT Business School research.

Taking a stand: brands and activism

Dr Sommer Kapitan and Dr Jessica Vredenburg from the AUT Business School have co-authored an article for the Conversation about brand activism.

Fat-shaming in public health

Dr Isaac Warbrick argues that societal and institutional racism affect nutrition, physical activity and weight loss in indigenous communities.

Technology and hands-on practice

Physiotherapy students like Rohil Chauhan benefit from innovative teaching tools and approaches – including interactive apps co-developed by AUT academics.

Brain power driving AI breakthroughs

A groundbreaking machine learning system called NeuCube underpins a number of the revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) projects at AUT.