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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
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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.

Researcher creates a platform that identifies construction delays early, enabling action to mitigate extra costs

Thursday 4 June 2026

Dr Kambiz Radman has created a platform the construction sector may one day be able to use to solve the costly problem of project delays.

Massey, HATA and T.R. Ellett Trust team up to boost agriculture teacher capability

Tuesday 2 June 2026

A new series of micro-credential professional development courses has been launched to strengthen agriculture and horticulture teaching capability in secondary schools across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Female student with headphones on studying with a laptop, pen and paper.

AI-powered builder’s tool takes top prize in Grand Ideas competition

Tuesday 2 June 2026

Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Semester One Grand Ideas competition has recognised a diverse range of ideas aimed at solving real-world challenges.

Entanglement injuries cause prolonged suffering for whales and dolphins – early intervention is crucial

Tuesday 26 May 2026

Co-authored by Professor Karen Stockin and Professor Antonio Fernández.

Image from Unsplash of a whale tail in the ocean.

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