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Paora Ammunson joins Massey as Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University has welcomed Paora Ammunson Ngāti Kahungunu and Rangitāne o Wairarapa, Te Arawa and Tainui, as interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori.
New Zealand Equine Trust funds position to advance global equine health and performance research
Professor Chris Rogers from Tāwharau Ora School of Veterinary Science has been appointed to the newly formed role.
Six University Research Medals awarded for 2024
The 2024 Research Medals honour exceptional achievements in research, research mentorship and research leadership, recognising staff who have made significant contributions across various fields of study.
Survey shows one-third of medical cannabis users now have a prescription for legal prescribed cannabis products
Findings from the latest New Zealand Drugs Trends Survey (NZDTS) reveal progress with the uptake of the Medicinal Cannabis Scheme.
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New $20m scheme to bridge gap between PhD research and industry careers
A new university programme will help prepare PhD students for world-class careers in science by building stronger connections between research and industry.
School of Aviation Senior Tutor designs teaching aid for aviation students
Senior Tutor at Te Kura Rererangi Massey University School of Aviation Bruce Grey has brought a fresh, hands-on approach to teaching aircraft systems.
Massey Professor leads push for plastics treaty after United Nations stalemate
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University Professor Trisia Farrelly ONZM is leading global efforts to tackle the plastics crisis despite setbacks at recent negotiations.
Paora Ammunson joins Massey as Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University has welcomed Paora Ammunson Ngāti Kahungunu and Rangitāne o Wairarapa, Te Arawa and Tainui, as interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori.
Research news
Genetic research aims to improve health and performance of New Zealand working dogs
Early research in a three-year project to better understand the genetic make-up of working farm dogs has yielded some surprising results.
Less than $500k savings enough for most retirees
The latest Retirement Expenditure Guidelines show that while retirees in Aotearoa New Zealand continue to spend beyond their superannuation payment, for many the excess expenditure is less than reported previously.
Massey researcher wins $100k to research thiols in white wine
Senior Research Officer Dr Amanda Dupas de Matos will explore how thiols in white wine affect consumer perceptions and wine typicality.
Four academics awarded Health Research Council funding to further research
Four Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University research projects have been awarded Health Delivery Research Grants from the Health Research Council (HRC).
Student success news
Swimming toward success: travel fund fuels student athlete’s global debut
Student athlete and International Sport Travel Fund recipient Sam Brown had the opportunity to make his debut on the world stage in December, competing at the World Swimming Short Course Championships in Hungary.
Exploring the depths of sustainability from reef to research
Inspired by her dad’s love for diving, Kaiya Elmes pursued a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science to deepen her commitment to environmental sustainability.
Navy officer finds maritime value in aviation degree
An aviation enthusiast and student pilot who became a sailor and then a Warfare Officer is now revisiting aviation through tertiary studies at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University.
From drilling rigs to the graduation stage: A grandad’s inspiring journey
For 78-year-old graduate Harry Moyler, walking across the stage at graduation wasn’t just a personal milestone - it was the culmination of a remarkable life journey.
Opinion and features
Opinion: Recrafting the narrative of mining in New Zealand: Is Shane Jones a closet post-structuralist?
By Professor Glenn Banks
Opinion: Trump’s inauguration: American Carnage 2.0, here we come
By Professor Ted Zorn
Opinion: How will American Kiwis survive and thrive in the next Trump presidency?
By Professor Ted Zorn
Awards and appointments
Massey researcher named on global Money Changers list
Financial Education and Research (Fin-Ed) Centre Director Dr Pushpa Wood ONZM has been named by the Money Awareness and Inclusion Awards (MAIA) as one of 50 Money Changers globally.
Massey scientists awarded $3.4 million food project funding
Kenya will benefit from Massey’s mathematical minds, thanks to a successful Gates Foundation bid announced by the Riddet Institute.
New Zealand Equine Trust funds position to advance global equine health and performance research
Professor Chris Rogers from Tāwharau Ora School of Veterinary Science has been appointed to the newly formed role.
Six University Research Medals awarded for 2024
The 2024 Research Medals honour exceptional achievements in research, research mentorship and research leadership, recognising staff who have made significant contributions across various fields of study.
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New $20m scheme to bridge gap between PhD research and industry careers
A new university programme will help prepare PhD students for world-class careers in science by building stronger connections between research and industry.
School of Aviation Senior Tutor designs teaching aid for aviation students
Senior Tutor at Te Kura Rererangi Massey University School of Aviation Bruce Grey has brought a fresh, hands-on approach to teaching aircraft systems.
Massey researcher named on global Money Changers list
Financial Education and Research (Fin-Ed) Centre Director Dr Pushpa Wood ONZM has been named by the Money Awareness and Inclusion Awards (MAIA) as one of 50 Money Changers globally.
Genetic research aims to improve health and performance of New Zealand working dogs
Early research in a three-year project to better understand the genetic make-up of working farm dogs has yielded some surprising results.
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