• Consumer Acceptance of Novel Technologies Designed to Control Foodborne Bacteria in China and New Zealand 

  Wang, Ke

  Foodborne bacteria, such as Listeria monocytogenes, are a heavy burden on human health and the world economy. To better protect consumers from foodborne bacteria while improving food quality, several novel technologies ...

• Job satisfaction and career prospects of Oral Health Therapists in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A research update and call for further research in light of the COVID-19 pandemic 

  Carrington, Samuel D; Treharne, Gareth J; Moffat, Susan M

• Wild self-care: Rethinking 'risky' health-related practices among members of the gay community 

  Clay, Simon

  Gay and queer men tend to experience higher rates of mental health issues, STIs/HIV, suicide, substance dependency, and poor well-being than other demographics. Despite sustained public health efforts internationally, many ...

• Nematic spin vortices in spin-1 Bose-Einstein condensates 

  Underwood, Andrew

  Spin-1 Bose-Einstein condensates present a wealth of physics, owing to the spin and superfluid order they possess. In this work, we consider spin-1 condensates with antiferromagnetic interactions, which favor the formation ...

• Does Size Matter? Using Osteology and Ancient DNA to Reconstruct Extinct Diversity in Duvaucel’s Gecko 

  Scarsbrook, Lachie

  The dynamic geology and climate of the New Zealand archipelago has had pronounced effects on the evolution of its endemic flora and fauna. However, contemporary biodiversity is depauperate, with previous studies revealing ...

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