Partner with us , Mahi tahi me mātou

Collaborate with us as a research partner or ask us to carry out research on your behalf.

We often carry out research for partners outside Massey or collaborate with partners on certain topics or as part of long-term relationships. Our consultancy draws on expertise from within the College and around the university, offering fresh thinking.

Become a research partner

Contact our Heads of School to ask about consultancy or becoming a research partner.

Professor Paul Kenyon

Professor Paul Kenyon

PhD, MAppSc, BAgrSc
Head of School, Professor in Sheep Husbandry, Doctoral Supervisor
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Department
School of Agriculture and Environment
Campus
Manawatū campus, Palmerston North
Professor Monty Sutrisna

Professor Monty Sutrisna

Head of School of Built Environment
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Professor Chris Scogings

Professor Chris Scogings

Head of School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences
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Professor Jamie Quinton

Professor Jamie Quinton

Head of School Food Technology and Natural Sciences
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Professor Jon Huxley

Professor Jon Huxley

Dean and Head of School of Veterinary Science
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Sciences news

Discover news from the College of Sciences.

Massey scientists awarded $3.4 million food project funding

Tuesday 4 February 2025

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

Monday 3 February 2025

Professor Chris Rogers from Tāwharau Ora School of Veterinary Science has been appointed to the newly formed role.

Auxetic kōwhaiwhai designs bring new dimensions to kiwifruit growers

Friday 13 December 2024

Māori artist Maihi Potaka and packaging expert Dr Eli Gray-Stuart have collaborated to created Māori-inspired, auxetic packaging for kiwifruit.

Big day out for Whenua Haumanu programme

Wednesday 4 December 2024

More than 200 people attended the Whenua Haumanu Field Day last month, to check out the progress on Aotearoa New Zealand’s most comprehensive pastoral agriculture research programme.

Professor Danny Donaghy at the Whenua Haumanu Field Day.

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