We're all familiar with printers but what about 3D printers? Professor Olaf Diegel of the Rapid Prototyping Laboratory discusses the latest development in manufacturing. "3D printing or rapid prototyping allows us to make real products

Cardiovascular disease claims around 12 million lives each year, a figure which equates to nearly 30% of all deaths worldwide. In New Zealand cardiovascular disease accounts for almost 40% of all deaths and on an annual basis costs

Professor Kate Kearins is a researcher at the forefront of sustainable innovation. She tells us what we could expect to see in our future. "If we want a more sustainable approach to business we need to change the way we think. Instead of

PhD candidate Stefan Schliebs has spent the past three years investigating how the human brain works and whether it's possible to create machines capable of performing the same function.
Understanding how the human brain works and wheth

Professor Sergei Gulyaev looks at New Zealand's chances of winning joint hosting rights for a major astronomy project coming in 2012.
"The Square Kilometre Array (SKA),an international science project to build a massive radio tel

Professor John Moorfield tells us how learning the Maori language has become even more mobile with a downloadable dictionary you can even view on your phone. The way we learn and teach languages has fundamentally changed.

AUT postgraduate student Cesar Meylan discusses long term athlete development

Professor Simon Milne tells us what we can expect in our changing world as the first ever tourism website is created and run by community to present themselves to the world on their own terms.