Coding music
Professor James Noble from Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Engineering and Computer Science uses software and electronics to create unique musical pieces.
2019
2019 news archives for Wellington Faculty of Engineering.
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Meet the researchers: Jens Dietrich - Bugging out
Software problems do more than slow your computer down. Your car won’t start, and for those who can remember back to Y2K, there’s the general fear that everything could suddenly screech to a grinding halt.
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Did your primary school teacher lie to you about colour?
Professor Neil Dodgson from the School of Engineering and Computer Science discusses the complex history of colour.
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Experts to debate balance of artificial and human intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) experts from academia and industry will describe the challenges and potential of AI in a series of free public debates organised by Victoria University of Wellington this month.
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Huawei 2019 Seeds for the future programme
We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the Victoria University of Wellington and Huawei 2019 Seeds for the Future Programme.
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Meet the CMIC leaders bringing international connections and expertise to the University
The Computational Media Innovation Centre (CMIC) has recently moved into custom-built premises in the heart of Wellington, helping them connect with the digital industries, bringing the latest research straight to industry and bringing industry practice to staff and students at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Identifying renewable resources on iwi land
Victoria University of Wellington Associate Professor Ramesh Rayudu has been working with iwi partners to generate data that could help them develop and effectively use renewable energy-based resources.
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Victoria University of Wellington software engineering student creates healthcare app
Software Engineering student Mansour Javaher has developed a mobile app that provides guidance to doctors on prescribing antibiotics.
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Acoustic automatons – the sound of robots
Developing musical robots that can listen to themselves play is helping to realise a future filled with unique acoustic music.
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Engineering Dean's List celebrates student success
The Faculty of Engineering is pleased to announce that the Dean’s List 2018 has been published.