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Speaking Surfaces: stories and spaces

Speaking Surfaces is the collaborative work of St Paul St Gallery and AUT Spatial Design staff and students.

Webinars tackle racism in Aotearoa

An innovative new event creating open access resources for Tiriti education and the fight against racism is taking place from March 21-30 2020.

How adolescents define well being

Tweens see family and friends as the surest way towards wellbeing

Screening tool in Netflix documentary

A new Netflix documentary series features a predictive risk modelling tool that was built and implemented by a team led by Professor Rhema Vaithianathan.

PhD student makes the cut with big squid

Being hauled from his sleep to dissect a just-caught giant squid was a dream come true for AUT PhD student Ryan Howard.

Nearly everyone at risk of stroke

Professor Valery Feigin at AUT suggests that categorising people into ‘low, moderate or high’ risk of stroke should be abandoned.

Professor strives to make world better

The world’s first Professor of Macromarketing takes a playful approach to answering the lofty question, How can we make the world a better place?

Māori scholar joins AUT Business School

Prominent Māori expert Associate Professor Ella Henry, has taken up a new role at AUT's Business School.

High-carb food a cause of tooth decay

An AUT study is recommending changes to eating guidelines for young people to reduce New Zealand’s epidemic of childhood tooth decay.

Policy requires te Tiriti compliance

Dr Heather Came advocates a new tool for evaluating health policy in relation to te Tiriti o Waitangi.