This December, international symposium Te Wheiao 2026 takes center stage to spotlight the power and wisdom of traditional Māori birthing practices.
As reliable as a Waikato mist on a winter’s morning, you can always count on Dr Atakohu Middleton (Waikato, Pākehā) to unearth new stories for her readers.
A powerful example of research with an enduring legacy is a 2018 study led by Professor Maria Bargh, whose influence is still felt today.
Momentum is rapidly building around global Indigenous research collaborations, with NPM researchers driving key efforts to unite knowledge systems across the Pacific and beyond.
Dr Paul Brown talks about his journey into academia developing efficient algorithms for high-quality data analysis.
A childhood visit to glow worm caves left researcher Aymee Lewis with an enduring curiosity about creatures that glow in the dark.
Manukura has been punching above its weight for over 20 years and now one of its own is digging into the reasons for its success.
Mahonri Owen (Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) are part of the team at Te Kura Rau Mahara working to better connect the brain with prosthetic limbs.