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From smokestack to underground storage: Waikato researcher investigates emission solutions
Backed by Catalyst Fund funding, the three-year study will improve understanding of carbon capture technologies that could help reduce emissions from industries that are difficult to decarbonise.
Putting Pacific values at the centre of mental health care
A University of Waikato-led project will develop and test a new model of mental health care designed to improve access and outcomes for Pacific communities.
From prejudice to harm – current policies targeting trans people follow a clear pattern of escalation
Dr Jaimie Veale examines how public narratives and legislation can shape equality, rights and belonging.
An integrated university city: Partnership cements commitment to invigorate city centre
Tauranga City Council and the University of Waikato have signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement to deliver student growth
For countries contesting the FIFA World Cup, size doesn’t always mean goals and glory
Population size alone doesn’t guarantee World Cup success. Strong football systems, investment, culture and governance matter more, helping smaller nations often outperform much larger countries on football’s biggest stage.
Private space tourism is taking off – but laws on outer space are from another era
If private companies profit from outer space, they should have to show that its use benefits more than the wealthy elite.
Clinical placement locations confirmed for New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine
Waikato’s Graduate School of Medicine will place students across five regions from 2029, boosting rural doctor training through community placements and local learning hubs nationwide today.
Shake, rattle, harvest: AI aims to boost better berries
The AI technology will feature at this year's Fieldays Innovation Hub.
National insecurity: what happens when countries start to lose their sense of identity?
The search for security and meaning in a fractured world is increasingly influencing state behaviour and global politics.
New research spotlights the critical role of welfare and care for para-athletes in New Zealand.
A University of Waikato engineering PhD student is developing a plant-based, biodegradable alternative to polystyrene, targeting one of the world’s most persistent plastic waste problems.
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