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Clinical trials without humans – why computer simulations could make drugs a lot cheaper

This article by Dr Wahbi K El-Bouri from the University’s Department of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine, was first published for The Conversation...

Setting a new course with renewed athlete wellbeing study

A renewed study investigating athlete wellbeing is being led by former Olympian and current master’s student Sara Winther, in collaboration with Massey University and High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ).

Using digital media to relax is related to lower-quality parenting

Caregivers who consume digital media for relaxation are more likely to engage in negative parenting practices, according to a new multinational study.

Rare resurrection plant may hold clues for drought tolerant crops

A rare plant that can ‘resurrect’ itself after prolonged periods without water could hold clues to improve drought resistance in crops.

Endangered dolphins’ diet may have changed for the better

Detective work suggests a rare New Zealand dolphin finds food more easily since the establishment of a marine sanctuary.

Delving deeper into the social health of people who use methamphetamine

Methamphetamine is an illicit substance used in communities across Australia and worldwide.

Leading scientist awarded key research honour

Leading structural biologist Associate Professor Peter Mace has been awarded one of the University of Otago’s highest research honours.

Invasive pests have cost New Zealand billions

Getting rid of invasive pests such as agricultural weeds, stoats, possums, and fire ants will provide New Zealand with massive economic and ecological benefits, a new study has found.

Deep learning pioneer Geoffrey Hinton receives prestigious Royal Medal from the Royal Society

The University of Toronto’s Geoffrey Hinton has been honoured with the Royal Society’s prestigious Royal Medal for his pioneering work in deep learning...

Gridiron Capital: how American football became a Sāmoan game

Senior lecturer in Pacific Studies, Dr Lisa Uperesa, launched her new book 'Gridiron Capital' with her aiga, friends and colleagues to a full house at the Fale Pasifika.
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