Postgraduate students at Manawatū, you’re invited to our Research Parties! Come along during 4-6pm on 4 September or 11am-1pm on 12 September. We’ll see you in the large discussion room, level 2, Manawatū Library. Just turn up...Read more
Researchers, learn more about effective searching, managing and keeping up to date with the literature, managing your research data, publishing, and measuring your publication impact. Albany and Manawatū Libraries will be running a series of...Read more
I was recently asked an interesting question – “I’ve written a report that hasn’t been published as either an article or a conference paper but I’m keen to be able to circulate it with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) so that it has a...Read more
I had a phone call today from Professor John Cockrem who is in Oamaru carrying out research on the town’s unique little blue penguin colony. It’s been in the news recently because it sits right on the waterfront and has for many years...Read more
We recommend that Massey researchers should register for an ORCID identifier (iD), so that they can be easily and correctly connected with their research activities, outputs, and affiliations. This is becoming a requirement with some publishers...Read more
The latest submissions to MRO include a variety of sources as academic staff get on board with making their research available for open access. This week we have journal articles and oral presentations, as well as theses. To get an idea of what can...Read more
Massey Research Online (MRO) has passed the 5000 item mark this month. This means that there are over 5000 full text, Open Access items of high quality Massey University research available to the public via the Web. Making research available in...Read more
By now probably most academic researchers will have heard of Researchgate, which is often described as “a social networking site for researchers”, a sort of mix of Facebook and LinkedIn but with a heavy scholarly focus. At the very least ...Read more
They are all topics of theses from students who have studied Food Technology at Massey University. 2014 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Massey University offering the world’s first Food Technology degree. So what research topics have these...Read more
Earthquakes affect us all differently, in different aspects of our lives. Whether it is the societal implications of earthquakes or scientific analysis of seismic activity and fault lines, there is plenty of useful research conducted by Massey...Read more
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