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New ���سԹ�engineering researchers are working on an innovative modular system to revolutionise the way we construct buildings; not just more rapidly, but also more environment-friendly, quake-resilient and recyclable.

A national research team, including several ���سԹ� (UC) researchers, has won the Prime Minister’s Science Prize 2020 for their mathematical simulation of Covid-19 infection modelling and their communication work.

A new study at the ���سԹ� will explore how public buildings, including schools, could be designed to use sustainable cooling and heating technology and help New ���سԹ�achieve its net-zero 2050 goal.

A $250 prototype to help with one of New Zealand's most prominent respiratory illnesses was developed by Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | ���سԹ� (UC) researchers.

Exciting new research has demonstrated cross-laminated timber (CLT) walls are feasible and cost-competitive with steel or concrete systems in low-rise buildings and offer significant environmental benefits.

���سԹ� research into making biofilters more efficient could be key to New ���سԹ�meeting its climate change targets, and improving cattle farming long-term.

A team of international researchers led by a ���سԹ� (UC) Engineering academic, believe they have discovered a potentially revolutionary key to reducing climate change impacts.

Two ���سԹ� students have spent their summer developing and 3D printing a model stink bug to help raise awareness of the potential for a costly invasion of the pest in Aotearoa New Zealand.

In an article on The Conversation, ���سԹ�'s Dr David Dempsey, Dr Alberto Ardid and University of Auckland's Professor Shane Cronin explain how they are deciphering volcanic data.