Computing & Mathematical Sciences News

University of Waikato secures more than $6m in MBIE research funding (17 September 2019)

The University of Waikato has received more than $6 million in research funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE).
Time-of-flight technology and internet behaviour secure Kudos Awards for top researchers (6 September 2019)

Two University of Waikato researchers have been recognised for their scientific prowess at the Kudos Awards dinner last night in Hamilton, New Zealand.
Student gets internship to NASA (27 August 2019)

A University of Waikato student has landed the opportunity of a life-time by securing an internship with NASA.
Nice work if you can get it (13 August 2019)

Young Londoner needs a job, walks into Waikato and becomes a research programmer.
University of Waikato extends partnership with Genomics Aotearoa (23 July 2019)

Key leaders from the University of Waikato met with representatives from Genomics Aotearoa (GA) today to discuss their ongoing partnership of collaborative research in genomics and bioinformatics.
Learning to discriminate: Can machines learn to identify pest species from photos? (3 July 2019)

University of Waikato's Professor of Computer Science Eibe Frank will discuss machine learning at a free public lecture on 16 July.
Torutek, truly a Waikato business (2 July 2019)

There’s a technology start-up based at Waikato Innovation Park whose workforce have something in common – they are all graduates of the University of Waikato.
One smart shirt (20 June 2019)

A shirt with sensors could help improve forestry worker safety.
University of Waikato climbs international rankings (19 June 2019)

For the sixth year running, the University of Waikato has climbed up the QS World University Rankings and now sits at 266 out of 1,000 institutions worldwide.
Waikato computer science graduates making an impact (9 May 2019)

Hamilton-based internet service provider Lightwire is always on the lookout for the best and brightest computer scientists, having hired 18 University of Waikato graduates in the last decade alone.