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RESEARCHER/S:
Professor John Gibson -
ORGANISATION:
Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato | University of Waikato
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RESEARCHER/S:
Dr Graham Hill -
ORGANISATION:
University of Canterbury and the Czech Academy of Science
Honour for Ngarino Ellis: carving out new histories
The importance of Māori art history has been ...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Associate Professor Ngarino Ellis -
ORGANISATION:
University of Auckland
You may know more te reo Māori than you realise - researchers think
Millions of New Zealanders th...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Professor Jeanette King -
ORGANISATION:
University of Canterbury
Eye of the Takahē
A new paper in the 'New Zealand Journal Zoology' comprises research on the ocul...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Peter Hadden -
ORGANISATION:
University of Auckland
Maramataka project reconnecting to tohu
The revitalisation of traditional Māori calendars, marama...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Dr Pauline Harris -
ORGANISATION:
Victoria University of Wellington
A sweet solution
Hailed for its medicinal, antibacterial qualities, mānuka honey is so coveted th...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Professor Susy Frankel, Dr Jessica Lai -
ORGANISATION:
Victoria University of Wellington
Palisade posts to reveal history in pā dating project
A Waikato project will radiocarbon date pal...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Associate Professor Alan Hogg -
ORGANISATION:
University of Waikato
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RESEARCHER/S:
Kate Stannard, Garry Hill, Alessandra Voscarelli, Riccardo Spinelli & Patrick Connolly
Middle class squeezed out of security and into uncertainty
New research published in Kōtuitui: Ne...
- New research published in Kōtuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences Online provides considerable evidence of the “squeezing” of Auckland’s middle class an...
Student debt and wellbeing: a research agenda
In Kōtuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences...
- In Kōtuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences Online, researchers Sylvia Nissen, Bronwyn Hayward and Ruth McManus analyse and contribute to the debate of whether...
Racism rife in Aotearoa health advisory groups
What is it like for Māori and Pasifika leaders eng...
- What is it like for Māori and Pasifika leaders engaging with government health advisory groups? A study in Kōtuitui unpicks some of the racist engagements experienced...
Genetic mānuka map a first for native species
The first high density linkage map for a New Zealan...
- The first high density linkage map for a New Zealand taonga species, constructed using thousands of genetic markers obtained by sequencing, has been built by researcher...
Chemical time capsules: Unlocking the secrets of mānuka's past
In 1769, botanists of HMS Endeavou...
- In 1769, botanists of HMS Endeavour collected samples of native mānuka...
The resilience of a developing brain
Ngā Kete: Newborn and prenatal mammals can survive more prol...
- Ngā Kete: Newborn and prenatal mammals can survive more prolonged restrictions of oxygen to the brain without suffering neural injury than adult mammals can; this know...
Satellite measurements of slow ground movements may provide a better tool for earthquake forecasting
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RESEARCHER/S:
Associate Professor Simon Lamb -
ORGANISATION:
Victoria University of Wellington
Ko wai au? Is it time to reform Aotearoa's water laws?
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
Using maths to predict the weather and more
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews. This week...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
Genetic risk factors in disease
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews. This week's highlight...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
Unlocking anxiety
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews. This week's highlighted article is ...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
Sheep infertility providing clues into reducing human embryo loss
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
How can we reduce our agricultural emissions?
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews. This we...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
Science is the business frontier | Dr Jim Watson
Dr James (Jim) Watson FRSNZ was both a Fellow of...
- Dr James (Jim) Watson FRSNZ was both a Fellow of the Society and served as its President from 2004-2006...
The Southern Alps: Freshwater fish evolution follows the gold
Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of ...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews...
What makes mānuka nectar attractive to bees?
The latest issue of the New Zealand Journal of Botan...
- The latest issue of the New Zealand Journal of Botany is now available for access...
Pink milk and sandcastles: Could milk proteins help create bioadhesives?
Ngā Kete: The Annual Col...
- Ngā Kete: The Annual Collection of Reviews | This week's highlighted article is authored by Dr Skelte Anema FRSNZ and reviews research on spontaneous interactions in m...
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RESEARCHER/S:
Dr Amita Deb and Associate Professor Niels Kjærgaard -
ORGANISATION:
University of Otago