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January 22
Investigating sustainable energy systems
The University is hosting the world's first conference on industrial electronics for sustainable energy systems.
January 19
The sweet taste of research success
The mysteries of the X-factor behind Mānuka honey are being uncovered by University of Waikato researchers.
January 18
Leading the world's best
Some of the world's best hockey teams are competing this week at the University of Waikato Men's Four Nations in Tauranga and Hamilton. Belgium head coach Shane McLeod is hoping to start 2018 off with a bang.
January 17
The price of sugar
New research from University of Waikato academic Dr Lynne Chepulis shows that the beverage industry in New Zealand continues to be saturated with high-energy, low-nutrition beverages that are heavily marketed and readily available.
January 16
The Game Changers
Researching the digital lives of Muslim sportswomen.
January 16
Top writer joins Waikato
Catherine Chidgey is joining the English Programme at the University of Waikato in a full-time academic position from February this year.
January 12
Waikato Emeritus Professor recognised in 2018 Honours list
Emeritus Professor Roger Moltzen has been made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to education.
January 11
Waikato lecturer is living the talk
Forget about ‘walking the talk’, University of Waikato lecturer Chris Brough believes in ‘living the talk’.
January 9
Sir Edmund Hillary Medal awardees announced
Cellist Matthias Balzat and and all-rounder Stacey Waaka given prestigious award.
January 8
Waikato alum conquers Mount Chimborazo
Tim Stewart conquers Mount Chimborazo, the farthest point from the centre of the Earth.
December 19
Restoring indigenous nature in urban centres
A new and exciting programme, led by University of Waikato Professor Bruce Clarkson, aims to restore indigenous biodiversity in urban centres.
December 15
Following in Sir Ed’s footsteps
Hillary scholar raises over $2,000 for the Himalayan Trust.
December 14
Collaborative Evidence Based Policing Centre opens
The initiative involving the University of Waikato and New Zealand Police brings together research and frontline expertise.
December 13
Indigenous courts of the future
Indigenous Courts, Self-Determination and Criminal Justice
