Library needs to foster connection and collaboration
The absence of a central library in Wellington has left a significant gap in the civic and cultural infrastructure of our city, writes Professor Anne Goulding.
2020 news archive
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Misconceptions of locked-down digital work
Covid-19 lockdowns have acted as a facilitator for digital work. But as people’s experience has occurred during exceptional circumstances, it has also led them to draw false conclusions.
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Connecting the dots in contact tracing
While NZ appears to have brought its COVID-19 outbreak under control, contact tracing is more critical than ever. But how can we map the epidemic path when faced with the fallible memories of infected patients? Markus Luczak-Roesch is using a unique approach to data analysis to help find a way.
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Distinguished Visitor to SIM appointed to Prestigious Editorial Position
Professor Fred Niederman appointed to Prestigious Editorial Position
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Professor Michael Winikoff re-elected onto the IFAAMAS board of directors
Michael re-elected onto the IFAAMAS board of directors
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Students recognised at Intergen Young Achievers 2019 prize giving
Intergen awards three INFO 101 top performing students with a Young Achiever’s Award.
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Discerning patterns in supposed chaos
Our world comprises numerous complex systems that change seemingly at random, but what if we were able to predict these changes? Associate Professor Markus Luczak-Roesch and his team are developing a mathematical model to do just that.