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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.

AUT designers make international finals

AUT fashion design graduates Sean Kettle, Eddy Richards and Lavinia Ilolahia have made the iD International Emerging Designer Awards finals.

Preparing athletes for success

Dr Deborah Dulson is one of the researchers at SPRINZ involved in innovative projects aimed at giving elite athletes an edge by keeping them healthy.

Providing a career kick-start

Paris Reardon is one of 7,000 business and economics students who gained vital work experience as part of AUT’s Business Co-operative Education programme.

Novel tech set to test limits

Complete a university degree or take the plunge as an entrepreneur? AUT engineering alumnus and Avice co-founder Parn Jones discovered you can do both.

Young adults at risk of stroke

Almost one in four people aged 25 years are at risk of developing a stroke during their lifetime, according to a new scientific study.

Farewell to Professor Ian Shirley

Emeritus Professor Ian Shirley was a friend and colleague to many as a researcher, leader, mentor, supervisor and notable person about the University.

World-leading stroke research at AUT

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide - but research at AUT is set to play a vital role in preventing these casualties.