RESEARCH NEWS

New funding to explore the development of an earthquake early warning system.

A love of surfing and passion for environmental studies, protecting coastlines, and learning about disaster recovery prompted Martín García Cartegena to leave Uruguay for Aotearoa to do a PhD on...

A two-year study will investigate the use of social media influencers and marketing to promote unhealthy products to youth.

Psychology researcher Rosanna Stoop-Maigret started the year with plans to study a phenomenon of memory for her master's degree. Then COVID-19 happened, and her curiousity turned to how parents have...

The development of a mātauranga knowledge Māori framework and modelling tool for iwi to use for the future of freshwater systems.

Researchers have uncovered Singapore's large migrant community is experiencing clusters of COVID-19, due to cramped migrant worker dormitories.

Two teams of Massey researchers have received more than half a million dollars in Health Research Council grants for studies that will help in the fight against COVID-19.

Researchers are asking people to complete a survey about their sleep routine during the COVID-19 lockdown to investigate how it is impacting their mood.

Researchers are asking people to participate in a global survey to investigate the effect of COVID-19 restrictions on physical activity and wellbeing.

New Zealanders needed to investigate link between COVID-19 and smell loss

Tracking godwits' journeys from NZ to Alaska is hoped to provide information on how they cope with habitat loss, environmental degradation and a collapsing food supply in Asia's Yellow Sea region.

Gender inequities in the New Zealand public service is to be the subject of a research project led by Professor Jane Parker from the School of Management.

Natural history footage uncovers new fish species on Rangitāhua- The Kermadec Islands.

The Graduate Research School has been trialling a garden for doctoral students at the Manawatū campus over recent months.

A global 10-year strategy to halt the loss of nature is "weak" in one key area, say international scientists, including Massey University's Dr Libby Liggins.