School of Agriculture and Environment staff
Head of School
Head of School, School of Agriculture & Environment/Professor in Sheep Husbandry - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topAssociate Professor Reza Abdollahi
Associate Professor in Poultry Nutrition - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Environmental Science/Director - Farmed Landscape Research Centre - School of Agriculture and Environment
I define myself as a soil chemist, with specific expertise in the subject area of environmental geochemistry.
I have significant experience in the application of new environmental chemistry techniques (analytical and technology-based) to current science and technology problems. A key focus of my research is the use of plants to extract, degrade or immobilise contaminants in soil. My research has been dominated by attention to trace elements, but extends to organic contaminants. Underpinning my research is a quest to understand the flux of contaminants within the soil-plant-animal biogeochemical system.
Lecturer in Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Project Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Agricultural Technician - Research - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Officer in Catchment Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topAssociate Professor Penny Back
Associate Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor in Dairy Production - School of Veterinary Science
Administrator - School of Agriculture and Environment
I assist the Environmental Science Group and Professional Development Courses with FLRC.
Dairy Farm Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Farm Manager- Tuapaka/Keebles Farms - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Geostatistics - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Geostatistics/SB Group Leader - School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences
I'm Professor in Geostatistics, in the Statistics Group and in Volcanic Risk Solutions at Massey University in Palmerston North, New Zealand. My research is focussed on estimation of hazard from volcanoes and earthquakes, with interests in related problems from survival analysis and process control.
I moonlight as an Associate Editor for the Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics and for Statistics in Volcanology (https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/siv/), and am a member of the New Zealand Volcano Science Advisory PanelSenior Technician - Research and Teaching (Plant Science) - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor of Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technician - Research - School of Agriculture and Environment
Stock Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Postdoctoral Fellow - School of Agriculture and Environment
Calf Rearing Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Lucy Burkitt
Associate Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
I have spent 20 years researching soil and nutrient management issues in agriculture, with a specific focus on water quality and phosphorus loss from intensive and hill country pasture systems and more recently, use of high frequency water quality sensors and nutrient loss and attenuation/mitigation in hill country landscapes. I also co-ordinate the Intermediate and Advanced Farm Environment Planning professional development courses and teach in to both the Intermediate and Advanced Sustainable Nutrient Management courses at Massey University.
Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technical Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Veterinary Science Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Senior Lecturer in Horticultural Science and Production - School of Agriculture and Environment
Trevor Ellett Senior Lecturer in Grassland Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Rene Corner-Thomas
Associate Professor - Sheep Research Centre - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor - Sheep Research Centre - School of Veterinary Science
Dr Rene Corner-Thomas is an Associate Professor in sheep production in the School of AGriculture and Environment. After completing a PhD at Massey University in 2007 she worked as a Research Officer at Estendart Ltd before returning to the University in 2012. Rene joined the Sheep Research Centre as a research officer to work on projects ranging from large flock studies of hogget breeding, to feeding hogget ewes on alternative herbages during lambing to an investigation of ewe longevity.
Senior Lecturer in Sheep production Systems - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Sheep production Systems - School of Veterinary Science
Executive Assistant - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topPostdoctoral Fellow in Poultry Nutrition - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technical Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor of Dairy Production Systems and joint Deputy Head of School/ Director of Strategy - School of Agriculture and Environment
Operations & Sustainability Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Animal Breeding and Genetics - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Animal Breeding and Genetics - School of Veterinary Science
Rao was born and brought up in an agricultural family in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. After obtaining BVSc and MVSc (Genetics and Animal Breeding) degrees from Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University, he worked for over three years in the same university as Lecturer in Genetics and Animal Breeding. Rao came to New Zealand in 2002 to do PhD in Animal Science (Molecular Genetics) in IVABS, Massey University. After completion of PhD in early 2007, he worked as Research Officer in Johne's sub-unit vaccine project in IVABS until appointed to the current position at the beginning of 2011.
Accounts Administrator - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Postdoctoral Fellow - School of Agriculture and Environment
Director - Equine Parentage and Animal Genetics Service Centre - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Physical Geography - School of Agriculture and Environment
Focused in fluvial geomorphology, my research and teaching concentrates on: (i) river channel dynamics and interaction with river habitat; (ii) flood histories and catchment response to environmental change; (iii) slope-channel coupling and catchment connectivity. Within this platform of research there is considerable breadth and diversity, including hazard assessment and impacts on stream ecology. I co-direct Massey's Innovative River Solutions Centre. I also actively engage in pedagogic research and the scholarship of teaching, and was awarded a Vice Chancellor's Teaching Excellence Award in 2015.
Senior Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topSenior Lecturer in Agribusiness - School of Agriculture and Environment
Chief Scientist, Director of Al Rae Centre, Professor of Animal Breeding and Genetics - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Precision Agriculture - School of Agriculture and Environment
Miles Grafton worked as a Management Accountant and GIS technician in the agricultural aviation industry for a number of years. His Ph.D research was in identifying causes of material flow problems in aircraft. He has also been involved in developing computer controlled automated delivery systems for variable rate application of bulk solids from agricultural aircraft.
He works in Precision Agriculture (PA) and has been involved in modelling fertiliser ballistics for improved application accuracy and quantifying the benefits of PA.
Senior Research Technician in Catchment Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Programme Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
I am currently working as the Programme Manager for the Whenua Haumanu project. I have a background in animal welfare and behaviour, production animal science and clinical veterinary research and product development.
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Return to topCalf Rearer/Technical Support - School of Agriculture and Environment
Agricultural Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Soil Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Zero Waste Coordinator - School of Agriculture and Environment
Head Shepherd - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Kerry Harrington
Associate Professor in Weed Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor in Weed Science, involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in weed biology and control, and also actively involved in research and extension about weed control.
Assistant Farm Manager - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technical Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Officer - School of Food and Advanced Technology
Dairy Assistant - School of Agriculture and Environment
Postdoctoral Fellow - Life Cycle Assessment - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer - School of Agriculture and Environment
I have been employed as Massey academic since completing my PhD in 2008, and was recently promoted to Senior lecturer at the start of 2016. I am the leader for the undergraduate Geography teaching programme here at Massey, and the Laboratory Manager for our Palynology lab. My research interests focus on pollen analysis (palynology) and reconstructing past environments. I have 12 years’ experience working with pollen, and I now provide commercial pollen analysis services, including analysis of honey samples.
Junior Research Officer - Seed Banking and Data Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Tutor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Lecturer in Environmental Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
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I specialise in Geospatial technology!
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Research Technician - Horticulture - School of Agriculture and Environment
Farm Staff - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Dr Paramsothy (Jeya) Jeyakumar
Senior Research Officer in Soil Chemistry - School of Agriculture and Environment
I describe myself as a soil scientist, with specific expertise in the subject area of environmental chemistry. My research objectives align with enhancing the primary sector production and productivity while maintaining soil and water quality, and food safety. My current research projects study heavy metals and essential micronutrients in agricultural products and their effects on the food chain. I developed a great deal of expertise in using metal speciation to assess the bioavailability of trace elements (TE) in soil, and their effects on plants and soil microbial activity.
Lecturer in Soil Science (Soil Carbon) - School of Agriculture and Environment
I am a researcher at School of Agriculture and Environment at Massey University NZ currently leading a project to investigate the environmental benefits of planting shelterbelts on farm. Highly motivated and hard-working person, with background in soil and water chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, molecular ecology, and, environmental sciences. Passionate to continue research interests with scientific curiosity, proven skills, commitment, and enthusiasm. I am constantly upscaling myself to learn more about New Zealand agricultural systems and nutrient management on farms.
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Head of School, School of Agriculture & Environment/Professor in Sheep Husbandry - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Gabor Kereszturi
Associate Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
My research focuses on geospatial mapping and quantifying geological and environmental processes using remote sensing and field-based approaches. In particular, I have shown strong research leadership in developing new hyperspectral remote sensing applications in Earth Science and Agriculture. Currently as a Rutherford Discovery Fellow, I have been working on understanding volcanic hydrothermal systems using hyperspectral remote sensing.
Agricultural Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Tutor - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topProject Co-ordinator in Catchment Community Engagement & Outreach - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Animal Genetics - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Officer - Bioinformatics - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Ignacio Lopez Campbell
Associate Professor in Pasture Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Volcanology and Research Lead - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topSenior Lecturer in Environment Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
Marion is a Senior Lecturer in Horticulture and Environmental Management who specialises in plant biodiversity and the conservation and management of plant-related aspects of the landscape/environment. Her current research examines the diversity of exotic plants in cultivation in New Zealand, including their utility for international conservation programmes. The genus Rhododendron is a current focus; from 2016-2023 Marion has been working with an international group to develop a global conservation strategy for this genus. Marion also studies New Zealand indigenous flora including native forest restoration projects and the target species programme of the New Zealand Indigenous Seed Bank project.
Adjunct Professor Mark Macklin
Adjunct Professor of Fluvial Geomorphology - School of Agriculture and Environment
Lecturer in Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Natalia completed an agronomy degree at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina, and came to New Zealand to work in agriculture. She worked in technical and field research positions at Massey University’s sheep, beef and dairy farms for several years. She did a Masters in foetal development in sheep and completed a PhD evaluating the finishing performance of beef sires in a dairy–beef system. She started working as a Lecturer in Animal Science for the School of Agriculture and Environment in 2022. Her research interests include farm animal growth, meat quality, husbandry and genetics, with particular focus on cattle.
Senior Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Craig Is a Research Officer in Seed Science and Technology with a research focus on seed of both introduced and indigenous plant species. Craig’s work on indigenous flora centres around seed conservation though ex situ storage of seed as part of the New Zealand Indigenous Seed Bank project, for which Craig is project leader. This work includes research into seed desiccation tolerance, storage and germination. Work on introduced species is looking at the transmission and viability of endophytes beneficial to the New Zealand pastoral sector in seed.
Professor in Life Cycle Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
Sarah is Director of the New Zealand Life Cycle Management Centre (NZLCM Centre), and Associate Professor in Life Cycle Management at Massey University. Her research focuses on development and application of Life Cycle Assessment
(LCA) and related approaches such as carbon and water footprinting, and particularly on (a) methods for LCA and related techniques and (b) the relationship between LCA and decision-making. Currently Sarah is Chair of the Standards New Zealand International Review Group on LCA, New Zealand representative on the ISO 14046 Water Footprint Working Group, and a Committee member of the Life Cycle Association of New Zealand (LCANZ).Senior Lecturer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Dr. Carl Mesarich was appointed as a lecturer and project leader in plant pathology at Massey University in 2016. He obtained his M.Sc. (Biological Sciences) and Ph.D. (Molecular Plant Pathology) degrees from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, in 2007 and 2012, respectively. Following completion of his Ph.D., he held postdoctoral postpositions at Wageningen University, The Netherlands (Laboratory of Phytopathology, 2012–2014) and The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, Auckland, New Zealand (Bioprotection Group, 2015).
Associate Professor James Millner
Associate Professor in Agronomy and Academic Lead - School of Agriculture and Environment
Research interests
Crop production: Yield and quality of cereal grain crops; forage crops including cereals, maize for silage and brassica crops; seed production of crop and herbage species.
Farm forestry:Trees in sustainable hill country production systems. Plantation manuka (Leptospermum scoparium) for production of high methylglyoxal (UMF) honey.
Teaching
Undergraduate:Teaching in the 283 and 119 series papers in the BAgriScience degree. Emphasis on crop agronomy, agricultural systems and trees on farms. As BAgriScience director I provide advice and guidance to students in the programme.
Postgraduate:Supervision and teaching of postgraduate students at masterate and PhD level.
Senior Technician - Soil and Earth Sciences - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technician at the School of Agriculture and Environment, Soil and Earth Sciences, Massey University, Palmerston North. As a technician, I am responsible and manager of the Earth Science Laboratories (e.g., microscopes, PSDA, EMP, FTIR, pycnometer, XRF, rock-cutting saws), teaching of undergraduate students during lab-classes, teaching of postgraduate students on specific instruments, support with their filed work and help during sample preparation and data interpretation.
Professor in Animal Science/Group Leader - Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Tutor - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topSenior Lecturer in Pastoral Livestock Production - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Pastoral Livestock Production - School of Veterinary Science
Administrator - School of Agriculture and Environment
Prof of Environmental Management & Postgrad Co-ordinator & Director of Env Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
Receptionist/Administrator - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technical Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Farm Manager Dairy 4 Unit - School of Agriculture and Environment
Group Leader Earth Sci, Prof in Natural Hazards, Joint Deputy HoS, Dir of Strategy - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Dean - Maori - College of Sciences
Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topSenior Lecturer in Agribusiness - School of Agriculture and Environment
Ramilan is a senior lecturer in Agribusiness, programme leader for Agribusiness Value Chains course for ASEAN region. and is the current President for the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (NZARES) for 2020/21. He has many peer-reviewed outputs in the research areas of environmental policy, water economics, climate change and development agriculture. Besides New Zealand, he has worked in South Asia, East Asia, Africa and Australia. He was an international Scientist at CGIAR and currently a senior Honorary fellow at the University of Melbourne. He develops bioeconomic models to evaluate the implications of technology change in Agri-food value chains.
Senior Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professional Biography
Laboratory Manager and Senior Technician in the Agronomy and Horticulture Group.
Technical support in teaching and research for horticultural Science, plant science and plant physiology.
Specialist expertise – over 25 years working in plant physiology, particularly on plant water status, photosynthesis, plant hormone analysis, and the equipment/techniques used to measure these. Experiment development in undergraduate and post-graduate teaching.
Special Projects and Interests: Source/Sink relationship in fruit trees. Secondary plant metabolite analysis. Kiwifruit physiology, particularly in respect to polyamines in fruit.
Institute of Agriculture and the Environment Health and Safety Representative.
DNA Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Lecturer in Soil Science (Pedology) - School of Agriculture and Environment
I am a earth and environmental scientist from Whanganui in the lower North Island. I focus on understanding how soils and landscapes form through time, what their key characteristics are and how we can use them sustainably. I have experience in applying field mapping and geographic information system (GIS) techniques to produce maps and farm plans. My research to date has centered around mapping physical resources on farm in the Pohangina and Rangitīkei valleys. Currently, I am investigating erosion and landscape forming processes in the Rangitīkei Valley and how western science can compliment Mātauranga Māori.
Group Leader/Senior Lecturer in Agricultural Systems - School of Agriculture and Environment
Dairy Assistant - School of Agriculture and Environment
Technical Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Equine Studies - School of Veterinary Science
Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Head - Foundation of Veterinary Science Groups - School of Veterinary Science
I teach and conducting research across disciplines into Veterinary science, Equine science, Agriculture production systems and Sport Science. I obtained my PhD from Massey University in Equine Biomechanics and then was a Huygens Post-Doctoral fellow at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. After completion of the Post-Doctoral appointment I returned to take up a position at Massey University.
My current research interests have a similar eclectic mix to my teaching. However, the common theme has been the effect of environmental and training stimuli on tissue development and career length in both racing and sport horses.
Professor in Ethnobotany - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topAssociate Professor Nicola Schreurs
Associate Professor - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Tutor in Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor of Farm & AgriBusiness Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
Delivering farm and agribusiness management research and education - risk, strategy, business analysis, cooperatives; Elected director of Fonterra Cooperative; Director of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association and represents NZ in the International Farm Comparison Network (IFCN) in Dairying. Editor of International Food and Agribusiness Management Review and International Journal of Agricultural Management. Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Primary Industry Management and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. An in-depth understanding of global farming and agribusiness. Awarded Officer of NZ Order of Merit for services to agribusiness in 2018.
Agricultural Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Ranvir Singh
Associate Professor in Environmental Hydrology and Soil Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
I define myself as an environmental hydrologist, with specific expertise in the subject area of catchment hydrology, water quality, irrigation and agricultural drainage systems, and water productivity and footprinting sciences. I specialize in integration of field observations, geographical information and hydrological models to study water use, attenuation of nutrient runoff and leaching from agricultural soils, and surface water and groundwater hydrology in rural and peri-urban landscapes
Kaitautoko Maori (Tutor) - School of Agriculture and Environment
Field Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Lecturer in Animal Breeding & Genetics - School of Agriculture and Environment
I Completed My PhD in animal breeding investigating the genetic and economic value of lactose to the New Zealand dairy industry in 2016.
I spent 5 years working in Industry at Fonterra as a Senior Business Analyst analysing data from Soil to Factory gate, then as a Senior Research Scientist running a genomics lab. My research interests cover all aspects of animal breeding and genetics but more recently have been in genome mining.
Senior Lecturer in Horticulture Production - School of Agriculture and Environment
Svetla is a Senior Lecturer in Production Horticulture at the School of Agriculture and Environment. She holds a degree in Horticulture and Viticlture, and her PhD is in plant breeding and seed production. Her research interests lie in the area of plant breeding with a focus on horticultural crops and researches to understand how the genetic potential of a variety could be fully expressed by cultural and agrnomical menas.
Svetla is teaching production horticulture and plant breeding to undergraduate and postgraduate students. SHe is an acredited doctoral supervisor.
Senior Tutor - School of Agriculture and Environment
General Manager - Ag and Hort Enterprises - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Associate Professor David Thomas
Associate Professor in Companion Animal Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Senior Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Junior Research Officer - Seed Collecting and Relationship Co-ordinator - School of Agriculture and Environment
Professor in Farm Management - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Professor in Entomology - School of Agriculture and Environment
Qiao joined Massey following his postdoc at University of California. His research involves plant protection, insect behaviour and biological control. His experience is reflected in his > 300 publications, work with >90 postgraduates and scientists, and regular services on editorial boards of international journals and national and international panels. Qiao has been elected as a Fellow to the Academy of the Royal Society of New Zealand (New Zealand Academician). He has also been awarded a Distinguished Scientist Award by the Entomological Society of America for his outstanding contributions to entomological science.
Professor in Plant Photobiology - School of Agriculture and Environment
My research is principally focussed on understanding plant responses to environmental factors within the context of increased sustainability and quality in crop production. My key interest is focused on the role of sunlight, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation in particular. Whilst plant responses to UV are numerous, comparatively little is understood regarding the possible exploitation of such endpoints to drive quality within modern crop production. Our research encompasses fundamental plant science, and the application of that knowledge through commercialisation pathways.
Research Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Tim Wester
Associate Professor in Animal Nutrition and Metabolism - School of Agriculture and Environment
I hold a BS-Agriculture from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, and MS and PhD from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I came to Massey in 2000 after postdocs in the US and Scotland. My expertise is in the effects of feed form and diet composition on nutrient digestion and metabolism. My research explores topics ranging from effect of pelleting on nutrient use and gut development in poultry; impact of gelling agent on feed digestibility in farmed saltwater crocodiles in Papua New Guinea; influence of organic and conventional pasture on milk composition in cows; and amino acid metabolism in domestic cats.
Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Lecturer - School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences
Trevor Ellett Lecturer in Grassland Science - School of Agriculture and Environment
Associate Professor Brennon Wood
Associate Professor in Agricultural Systems - School of Agriculture and Environment
Graduate Studies Administrator - School of Agriculture and Environment
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Return to topProfessor in Earth and Planetary Sciences - School of Agriculture and Environment
With a PhD from the Open University (UK), Georg Zellmer worked as research fellow at the University of Bristol (UK), the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (USA), the University of Hawaii (USA), and Academia Sinica (ROC). At Massey University since 2013, Professor Zellmer investigates the timescales of magmatic processes, volatiles in subduction zones, and other fundamental aspects of igneous systems. He employs isotopic, geospeedometric, thermobarometric, and hygrometric methods to elucidate magmatism and at present devotes time to integrating geochemical and geophysical tools to aid volcanic hazard mitigation. Professor Zellmer is Executive Editor of the internationally renowned SCI Journal of Petrology.
Research Officer - School of Agriculture and Environment
Horticulture Technician - School of Agriculture and Environment
