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OPAIC team investigates AI in healthcare
A graduate and lecturer have teamed up to research how artificial intelligence can be used to improve health outcomes in New Zealand. Tavish Sehgal completed...
21 February, 2022
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Using 3D printing in sustainable construction
An OPAIC graduate has put her passion for sustainability into practice during her master’s research in the area of construction. Tatiana Poletaeva worked as a...
4 February, 2022
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Experiential learning
An appreciation for how different strategies contribute to learning is starting to increase autonomous learning beyond the classroom.
Students transitioning to...
12 March, 2021
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What does the customer say?
Artificial Intelligence could help supermarkets to receive and process customer feedback.
The supermarket industry is highly competitive and depends on customer...
30 September, 2020
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"Let's learn together"
Teaching in the 21st century is, or should be, much more engaging and facilitative.Under the old model of education, a teacher stood up in front of the class an...
1 September, 2020
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Reducing workplace risks
What is the difference between hazard management and risk management?The Health and Safety at Work (HSW) Act 2015 has prompted a shift in thinking from hazard m...
19 August, 2020
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Foreign Direct Investment
How does New Zealand balance the benefits with the risks?Investment by foreign investors is a major stimulus to economic growth and development, even in develop...
19 May, 2020
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Learner-centred teaching
A new app is helping teachers reflect on their professional practice.There is an increasing focus on learner-centred practice in the classroom, to improve stude...
19 April, 2020
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What lies beneath
Liquefaction of soil can contribute to earthquake damageEarthquakes in New Zealand in recent years have heightened interest in understanding the risk of liquefa...
19 February, 2020
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Science futures
A custom-made robot is exciting Auckland school children about science.The government is keen to encourage young New Zealanders to keep studying Science, Techno...
19 January, 2020
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Idea development
Student learning needs to include reflection on their own experiences and emotions.International students coming to New Zealand are usually accustomed to the le...
19 November, 2019
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Work environment matters
Flexibility, communication and security are important to airline industry employees.The emergence of budget airlines has resulted in intense competition in the...
19 October, 2019
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Data-driven decision-making
How might we benefit from analysis of large volumes of data?We live now in an age of continuous connection and interaction. As our society increasingly uses dig...
19 June, 2019
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Fog computing
How can time-sensitive data be processed most efficiently?It is expected that data processing will increasingly occur in the cloud, but sending large volumes of...
19 May, 2019
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Improving flood predictions
Barnaby Pace has been exploring regional hazard management.It is expected that climate change will increase the likelihood of heavy rainfall events, because war...
19 April, 2018
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The burden of retentions
How do retentions hold back the New Zealand construction industry? Dr Priyanka Raina has investigated.In the construction industry in New Zealand we continue th...
19 July, 2017
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OPAIC team investigates AI in healthcare
A graduate and lecturer have teamed up to research how artificial intelligence can be used to improve health outcomes in New Zealand. Tavish Sehgal completed...
21 February, 2022
Using 3D printing in sustainable construction
An OPAIC graduate has put her passion for sustainability into practice during her master’s research in the area of construction. Tatiana Poletaeva worked as a...
4 February, 2022
Experiential learning
An appreciation for how different strategies contribute to learning is starting to increase autonomous learning beyond the classroom.
Students transitioning to...
12 March, 2021
What does the customer say?
Artificial Intelligence could help supermarkets to receive and process customer feedback.
The supermarket industry is highly competitive and depends on customer...
30 September, 2020
"Let's learn together"
Teaching in the 21st century is, or should be, much more engaging and facilitative.Under the old model of education, a teacher stood up in front of the class an...
1 September, 2020
Reducing workplace risks
What is the difference between hazard management and risk management?The Health and Safety at Work (HSW) Act 2015 has prompted a shift in thinking from hazard m...
19 August, 2020
Foreign Direct Investment
How does New Zealand balance the benefits with the risks?Investment by foreign investors is a major stimulus to economic growth and development, even in develop...
19 May, 2020
Learner-centred teaching
A new app is helping teachers reflect on their professional practice.There is an increasing focus on learner-centred practice in the classroom, to improve stude...
19 April, 2020
What lies beneath
Liquefaction of soil can contribute to earthquake damageEarthquakes in New Zealand in recent years have heightened interest in understanding the risk of liquefa...
19 February, 2020
Science futures
A custom-made robot is exciting Auckland school children about science.The government is keen to encourage young New Zealanders to keep studying Science, Techno...
19 January, 2020
Idea development
Student learning needs to include reflection on their own experiences and emotions.International students coming to New Zealand are usually accustomed to the le...
19 November, 2019
Work environment matters
Flexibility, communication and security are important to airline industry employees.The emergence of budget airlines has resulted in intense competition in the...
19 October, 2019
Data-driven decision-making
How might we benefit from analysis of large volumes of data?We live now in an age of continuous connection and interaction. As our society increasingly uses dig...
19 June, 2019
Fog computing
How can time-sensitive data be processed most efficiently?It is expected that data processing will increasingly occur in the cloud, but sending large volumes of...
19 May, 2019
Improving flood predictions
Barnaby Pace has been exploring regional hazard management.It is expected that climate change will increase the likelihood of heavy rainfall events, because war...
19 April, 2018
The burden of retentions
How do retentions hold back the New Zealand construction industry? Dr Priyanka Raina has investigated.In the construction industry in New Zealand we continue th...
19 July, 2017
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