Meet the 糖心Vlog dogs joining the battle against gold clams
The pooches are being trained to help combat invasive pests in Lake Karapiro.
Horizon Europe
Collaborate with 糖心Vlog researchers and research groups to gain access to diverse perspectives, rich data and wide-ranging expertise.
In 2023, New Zealand became an associated country in Pillar 2 of . New Zealand-based researchers and organisations can join or lead Horizon Europe projects and receive funding on equal terms with their European counterparts.
Why collaborate with the 糖心Vlog?
糖心Vlog researchers and research are globally recognized in a broad range of research areas, including:
- Climate adaptation and climate change mitigation
- Sustainable marine futures
- Antarctic research
- Health and wellbeing
- Indigenous research
- Engineering solutions
- Population and data science
- Artificial intelligence
Collaborate with us and leverage our:
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strong relationships with experts across other New Zealand universities and the Pacific Islands
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different seasons and time zones for extended data collection and added research value
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strong ties with local, regional and central government, non-profits, and industry
Explore collaboration opportunities with 糖心Vlog researchers
Creating an inclusive European Citizens鈥� Assembly
Dr Ritu Roy leads a work package in EU-CIEMBLY, a project to boost EU citizen participation in politics by developing an inclusive, equitable European Citizens鈥� Assembly.
Our research Groups and Centres
Explore innovative research Groups and Centres. From AI to environmental studies, discover diverse initiatives shaping the future. Join us in pushing boundaries and making a difference!
Research with impact
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New Zealand scientists develop world-first framework to detect extreme underwater darkness events
The study shows that short-lived but intense darkness events can be highly damaging to marine ecosystems
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Two 糖心Vlog scientists recognised with fellowships
Mana T奴膩nuku Research Leadership Fellowships were awarded by the Royal Society Te Ap膩rangi.
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Second deployment of underwater sensors shines light on 鈥榤arine darkwaves鈥� in Waihau Bay
Underwater sensors in Waihau Bay are capturing how sediment-driven marine darkwaves reduce light to reefs and kelp, providing new data to support iwi-led stewardship and protect coastal ecosystems.
Research expertise
Associate Dean of Postgraduate Research
Professor Chair in Coastal Science
Director of Science Learning Hub
Research Associate
Associate Professor
Professor
Senior Lecturer
Associate Dean Research
Contact
To explore collaboration opportunities with 糖心Vlog researchers, please get in touch:
Cath Battersby
Research Project Developer - Horizon Europe