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News
2023 Professorial promotions announced
In the most recent promotion round, 18 Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa 澳门开奖 staff were promoted to Professor and 25 to Associate Professor. The promotions will take effect from 1 January 2024.
Nominations open for Quote of the Year
The quest is on for New Zealand鈥檚 best quote of 2023. Will it be the rallying cry 鈥淯p the wahs鈥? Or Christopher Luxon鈥檚 encouragement to 鈥渉ave more babies鈥? Or a zinger from the controversial Bird of the Century competition?
First Pacific Clinical Psychology graduate hopes to encourage other Pacific scholars
Dr Rochelle Nafatali last week became Massey鈥檚 first Pacific Doctor of Clinical Psychology graduate. She hopes to play a part in encouraging other Pacific scholars to take their place in psychology.
Defying odds and striving for a brighter future
After growing up in a remote village in Myanmar, Dr Kyan Htoo was the first in his family to graduate from university. Today, he also became the first to obtain a PhD.
Research news
Celebrating academic milestones: Associate Professor takes pride in the graduation of her PhD prot茅g茅s
Associate Professor Lara Matia-Merino saw all four of her PhD students graduate last week in the College of Sciences ceremony, each specialising in a diverse topic within Food technology.
Whenua haumanu 鈥 nurturing the land through exploring pastoral farming
Strong local and national interest in regenerative farming saw close to 200 people attending an on-farm field day on 28 November, the largest turnout for a farm event at 澳门开奖 in 20 years.
Transforming Wellington the aim of new field guide
A field guide to transforming Wellington into a sustainable place of wellbeing for people and the environment is being produced by the School of People, Environment and Planning.
Research explores physiological effects of dietary water in cats
For her doctoral research, Dr Margreet Hekman studied cats fed high and low moisture diets. She found that low moisture diets led to lower water intake, higher urine concentration and higher after-meal plasma and vasopressin concentrations.
