Science and technology news

AUT hosts 10th CS4HS conference

The Computer Science for High Schools (CS4HS) conference introduces fun new ways of teaching STEM subjects at secondary schools across Aotearoa.

Robot turtles for ocean conservation

Great Barrier Reef research brings AUT scientists a step closer in the development of a drone turtle that will monitor biodiversity in our oceans.

First AUT STEM Camp a success

The three-day camp aimed to empower Māori high school students through science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Can cities plant away climate emissions?

In the real world, David Hall argues, this is not feasible, fair or future-proofed for cities to just plant their way out of climate change.

$8m boost for AUT engineering research

A funding injection of more than $8 million will boost Auckland University of Technology research into eliminating earthquake damage in buildings.

Revolutionising quake-resistant building

An innovation by NZ academics will change the way buildings are constructed, and how they perform in earthquakes, writes AUT’s Dr Shahab Ramhormozian.

Win for construction engineering grad

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) graduate Hayley Ngo has been recognised by the National Association of Women in Construction NZ.

Machine learning to help the homeless

Plenty of interest is being shown in AUT’s use of machine learning that reduces issues of systemic racism when housing the homeless.

A bold new research framework for ECMS

The School of Engineering, Computer Science & Mathematics’ vision is to produce industry and future-ready graduates for a globally connected world.

Does going digital deliver or divide?

New AUT research examines whether digital transformation delivers on its promises or reinforces social inequities and divides.