Research

Mātai - investigate, inquire, or inspect.

Our Research Projects

ADHD

ADHD

Pioneering research by our team aims to uncover ADHD biomarkers and create a brain atlas, enhancing understanding and improving outcomes for all.

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aMRI

aMRI

Mātai's aMRI technique provides a unique, non-invasive window into brain motion, aiding diagnosis of disorders that change brain morphology and viability.

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Brain Pressure

Brain Pressure

Utilising aMRI, our team is developing a non-invasive model to estimate intracranial pressure, improving management and reducing risks in patients with high brain pressure.

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Brainwatch

Brainwatch

Brainwatch project aims to develop an interactive prototype to enhance student comprehension of brain science, dispel injury misconceptions, and promote brain health awareness.

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Cardioscience

Cardioscience

Our cardioscience study explores how environmental factors, oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor blood flows affect the development of the human heart before birth.

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Meth Recovery

Meth Recovery

Exploring methamphetamine's harmful effects on the brain and heart using advanced MRI techniques, we aim to deepen our understanding and improve recovery strategies.

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mTBI / Concussion

mTBI / Concussion

Monitoring mTBI recovery through MRI assessments and detailed symptom histories, this study seeks to improve early recognition, treatment, and reduce secondary impacts.

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Tairāwhiti Child Well-being

Tairāwhiti Child Well-being

Creating a normative child database with advanced MRI, we're investigating organ variability and developing predictive models of paediatric health in Tairāwhiti, Aotearoa.

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Optic Nerve - Glaucoma

Optic Nerve - Glaucoma

Using custom goggles and amplified MRI, we examine how eye structures respond to pressure changes, aiming to enhance disease understanding and treatment.

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Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer

Revolutionising prostate cancer diagnosis in New Zealand through MRI techniques, reducing unnecessary biopsies, and promoting personalised treatment planning, and advancing healthcare equity.

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