RESEARCH NEWS

The first New Zealand study of health professionals' knowledge and understanding about the human papillomavirus has identified significant knowledge gaps.

New research indicates significant support for non-commercial and community-managed approaches to regulate cannabis.

A new interactive tool that visually displays data about Auckland's fast-growing and increasingly diverse migrant population will give government agencies, and groups such as employers and the media,...

New research suggests chicken feathers could have potential as a protein supplement for people wanting to build or maintain lean body mass.

Professor Andy Martin recently had his research examining the long-term participation and engagement of children taking part in triathlon published in the Annals of Leisure Research journal.

Over a quarter of young New Zealanders identify with more than one ethnic group, mostly as a mix of Pākehā, Māori and Pacific Island backgrounds through parental marriage, migration,...

Massey University has launched a real-time GDP tracker, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the world.

Leaving her husband and family in Indonesia wasn't easy for PhD student Yulfia Yanuartati, but she had her sights set on helping improve rural livelihoods in her home nation.

PhD student Ermanno Brosch has been all over the world pursuing his passion for volcanology, so when he got the chance to peer inside one of the deadliest results of an eruption, he took it.

A Massey University team has developed new ways of predicting disease-hot spots, created by humans changing the environment, to help identify where and how society can mitigate the risk of infectious...

The Safer Nursing 24/7 Project has released a draft national code of practice for managing fatigue and shift work in hospital-based nursing for a three-month period of public consultation.

Massey's Dr Jason Mika is helping to identify the key ingredients in a successful Māori marine business through a project funded by the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge.

Being schooled in the art of self-assessment is one of the key drivers of success for Pasifika students in tertiary education, according to a master's research by Tongan distance student Kisione Manu.

Master of International Development graduate Loren Rutherford went from working as a tourism industry insider to pursuing academic research critiquing tourism's impact on local communities it relies...

As the head teacher at Massey's Child Care Centre on the Manawatū campus, Raewyne Bary has plenty of experience in the needs of the very young. Her doctoral thesis explores the barriers to...