University of Waikato signs new joint programme with Hainan University
University of Waikato is pleased to announce a new agreement with Hainan University in China to deliver a joint programme in Computer Science.
‘Billions of tiny soldiers:’ Researchers harness bacteria-eating viruses to create a powerful new weapon...
Researchers at McMaster University have created a powerful new weapon against bacterial contamination and infection.
GTA parents concerned about limited access to school food programs: Researchers
Early results from a University of Toronto stakeholder study on school food programs find that parents and caregivers in the Greater Toronto Area are concerned about limited access...
UCalgary-developed technology enables 85-per-cent reduction in blood infection diagnosis times
Research investments critical as Rapid Infection Diagnostics bridges the gap between academic innovation and real-world implementation.
University of Waikato Tauranga Campus wins top Australasian award
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University of Waikato Tauranga campus
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Using AI to predict the future of transport and ease congestion
Launched today, a world first project seeks to use artificial intelligence (AI) to predict traffic congestion up to three hours ahead, optimising traffic in large cities and improving road safety as part of the University’s smart cities ecosystem.
Singapore teams clinch two Gold awards in inaugural International Olympiad in AI
Two teams of students from Singapore have won Gold medals at the first-ever International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), held at the city of Burgas in Bulgaria this year from 9 to 15 August.
Aerospace Engineering student represents Australia at NASA competition
RMIT’s Jack Emmerson was the only Australian finalist in a NASA-sponsored global competition held in Florida, USA.
Researchers awarded seed grants to scope range of health projects
University researchers successful in initial 2023 round of activation grants funded by Health Research Council.
Teacher aide course fills the gap
A new course at the University of Waikato is supporting teacher aides who work with school students with serious and complex learning needs, including those impacted by Covid-19.
