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Te Herenga Waka scientists and a successful Kiwi brewery are working together to create great tasting alcohol-free beer and wine.
Indigenous science has amassed thousands of years of knowledge. Professor Ocean Mercier's research focuses on exploring how multiple knowledge systems can speak to each other.
Dr Stephen Skalicky draws on language sciences, computation and psycholinguistics to understand how people use satire, irony and humour.
Associate Professor Caz Hales says peoples’ body size should not be a barrier to accessing healthcare, and providers need to address unconscious weight bias.
Professor Mengjie Zhang and his team are developing AI-driven innovations to take on some of the most complex challenges the world is currently facing.
Dr Mona Krewel is helping the New Zealand Defense Force combat the spread of disinformation and safeguard national security.
Dr James Wenley says performing arts help people explore complex questions about themselves, and are essential to the wellbeing of society.
Associate Professor Terry Fleming researches scalable ways to leverage digital tools and improve youth mental health.
What does art tell us about ourselves? Professor Su Ballard's research shows that art helps us think and feel, and could hold the key to encouraging people to take action on climate change.
Who gets to be a digital human? Raqi Syed explores how enacting equity and diversity in technical art work can lead to meaningful change.
A special bird is at the heart of a community conservation project being led by a group of Whanganui descendants, including researcher Dr Billy Van Uitregt.
What do we want our society to be? With social justice at the heart of her research, Professor Lisa Marriott looks at instances when it's fairer to treat people differently.
Extreme weather, uninsurable communities and global damage: Professor Ilan Noy examines the economic and social costs of climate change and inaction.
Associate Professor Natalie Plank is working at the cutting edge of nanotech research to find new ways to improve our lives and push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Professor Yvette Tinsley researches ways to make the criminal justice system better for everyone it touches, and her investigations have led to important policy changes.
