Rangahau: Research at Massey

As a verb, rangahau means to search and seek out. As a noun, it refers directly to the act of researching. Our Rangahau: Research at Massey publications demonstrate the breadth of ongoing and completed research across Massey University.

Issue 3, 2020

Research stories

Transforming planning education through te ao Māori
Māori interpretations of sport, health and beyond
Māori disaster risk reduction and emergency management
Māori and the virtual world
The teacher who loves to teach
Improving access to fruit and vegetables
Sleep in the childbearing years
Using sport for social change
Using Māori knowledge systems to protect the environment
Filtering through our biological past
Traditional Māori knowledge of natural hazards and the environment
Putting mathematics in its place
Data collection and modelling for wildlife management
The secrets of kōiwi tangata
Showcasing Māori art
Art and the land
The sounds of nature
Māori social capital
Māori concepts of ancestry in bird conservation
Te reo in the library
Māori education that works
Flight simulation on a budget
Teaching and practising contemporary Māori art
Māori perspectives on psychology
Conserving the kororā
Toi rerehiko
Understanding our unique ecosystems and landscape
Social justice in disasters
Giving back through art

Issue 2, 2018

Research stories

Rethinking flat-pack furniture
A pathway to Māori research in business
Locking up carbon
Can corals adapt to climate change?
Access to primary health care
Birth, animal welfare and bioethics
Reluctant wanderers
Social justice at the heart of social work
Protest and action in the digital age
Māori philosophy and social justice
Mathematics in a geometric universe
Modelling the natural world
Reflections in neon
Flushing out drug trends
A fashionable lens on culture and society
Our most dangerous volcanoes
The magic of the silver screen
Reducing disease risk
Wairua, affect and our national days
Nutrition for health and performance
Health, work and ageing
Manufacturing with microbes
Tackling poverty
Selective breeding in the genomic age
Designing for human engagement
Mathematics for opportunity and equity
Ensuring wellbeing at work
Speaking of plants
Insights into the evolution of bird song
Can entrepreneurship create social change?

Issue 1, 2016

Research stories

New Zealand's Civil War
A better future for Nauru
Theatre for social change
Financial literacy development Timor-Leste
Lifting student achievement in mathematics
The diversity dividend
Design that unites and inspires
Brand buzz in the echoverse
Mandatory, and useful
Designing cities for little citizens
From The Chills to the classroom
Alcohol policies
The evolution of cancer
Fighting a dangerous disorder
A good gut feeling
Helping youth make a successful transition
Is your pet making you sick
Healthier classrooms for Kiwi kids
Unravelling the secrets of diabetes
Designer ice cream
High-performance honey
Food microbes that stick around
Putting the squeeze on atoms and molecules
'Green' fuel may not be so green
Partnerships for healthy estuaries
Harnessing the power of business
Applying with precision

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