• Some microbiological aspects of the short eared European hedgehog, erinaceus europaeus, in New Zealand 

  Smith , John M. B.

  Among English farmers and game wardens, a large body of folklore on hedgehogs has existed for centuries. The first scientific description of these mammals was contained in Barrett-Hamilton’s ‘A History of the British ...

• Archaeometric studies of cordyline (TI) based on ethnobotanical and archaeological research 

  Fankhauser, Barry

  The prehistoric utilization of Cordyline (ti) in southern New Zealand was studied using a multidisciplinary approach. The ethnographic literature on the prehistoric use of Cordyline in the Pacific area and particularly ...

• Musical activity in older adulthood reverses age-related emotion recognition decline 

  Sutcliffe, Ryan Andrew

  Emotion recognition is key to social functioning, though it declines across the adult lifespan. Why decline occurs and how it should be addressed is yet to be understood. In this thesis I investigated potential causes of ...

• Investigating how pharmacists fit into the primary care non-medical prescribing landscape in New Zealand 

  Raghunandan, Rakhee

  Background Increasing demand for health services and resource constraints have affected access to prescribing services in primary care. Some countries, including New Zealand (NZ), have introduced non-medical prescribing ...

• Towards predictable tuning of spin crossover 

  Bondi', Luca

  Spin crossover (SCO) active metal complexes are highly versatile materials thanks to their sensitivity to tiny physical or chemical environmental changes. This property makes them very useful for a wide range of applications: ...

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