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The Crying Tent Effect
NEWS | ISSUE NINE | WHAKAKATA / HUMOUR By AUT Ventures University students have a perhaps slightly unhealthy habit of turning stress into humour. Whether it's joking about surviving on three hours of sleep, living off five coffees a day, or laughing in the face of looming deadlines, humour often becomes a way of coping with the realities of student life. At AUT's School of Art & Design, that same spirit once took physical form in something affectionately known as the "crying
AUT Ventures
3 days ago2 min read


Accidental Harmony: Breathing in Sync
AUT VENTURES | ISSUE FOUR/20 | RONGOĀ / DRUGS When you think about the local music scene, your mind probably jumps straight to packed gigs on Karangahape Road, Spotify wrapped stats, or the latest releases shaping Aotearoa’s soundscape. You probably don’t picture a nasal congestion device. But sometimes, the way we connect to sound happens completely by accident, especially when it collides with everyday innovation. Enter Goodair® Nosebuds. Born from AUT research led by Dr. D
AUT Ventures
May 42 min read


Listening to the land: How KōreroNet is helping us better understand Aotearoa’s environment
FEATURE | ISSUE THREE | WHENUA AUT Ventures | @aut_ventures | ventures.aut.ac.nz When we think about caring for the environment, we often think about what we can see; forests, rivers, wildlife. But what if understanding the health of our whenua starts with listening? At AUT’s School of Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences, researcher Dr Amin Barzegar is exploring exactly that through KōreroNet , a project that uses sound to better understand what’s happening in o
AUT Ventures
Mar 242 min read
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