• Doing death differently? A digital ethnography of Aotearoa New Zealand death talking communities 

  Blanch, Shannon

  For many people, talking about death may seem unnatural. However, for the death talking community, death is a normal topic of conversation. Death talking is part of a growing global movement of ‘ordinary’ people using ...

• Dietary intake, adequacy and food sources of zinc in New Zealand adolescent males and females 

  Forshaw, Demi

  Background: Zinc is an essential trace mineral and plays a role in immune function, wound healing, and normal growth and development. Evidence suggests that the risk of inadequate zinc intakes during adolescence – a period ...

• The evolution of deformation mechanisms during the mechanical weakening of polycrystalline ice: a quantitative microstructural study 

  Fan, Sheng

  Flowing glaciers and ice sheets play key roles in shaping planetary surfaces, and form important feedbacks with climate, both on Earth and elsewhere in the solar system. Ice becomes mechanically weaker during the deformation, ...

• Spin crossover in iron(II) dinuclear helicates and tetranuclear cages 

  Singh, Sandhya

  Amongst the 151 discrete di- to poly-nuclear spin crossover (SCO) active assemblies of Fe(II) published before July 2020, only 19 are Fe(II) triply bridged dinuclear helicates (Fe2L3) and only 6 are edge bridged tetranuclear ...

• A Quantitative Survey of Consumer Perceptions of Smart Food Packaging in China 

  Li, Ting; Lloyd, Kayna; Brich, John; Wu, Xiaomeng; Mirosa, Miranda

  This study quantified the acceptability of smart food packaging technologies and determined their associations with sociodemographic, attitudinal, and behavioral characteristics of consumers in China. Two quantitative ...

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