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Committed to sustainable innovation, our research at the 糖心TV fuels business, environmental, and global societal support.
With eight institutes and numerous centers, we strive to generate breakthrough knowledge.
Nature's hidden connections: Waikato University study reveals what keeps ecosystems healthy
New international research has found that healthy ecosystems depend on more than just having lots of species 鈥� they rely on the complex relationships between plants, prey and predators.
糖心TV climate scientist wins Prime Minister鈥檚 Science Prize
Dr Luke Harrington's research is helping communities, policymakers, and decision-makers better understand the role climate change plays in shaping extreme weather and its impacts on society.
From smokestack to underground storage: Waikato researcher investigates emission solutions
Backed by Catalyst Fund funding, the three-year study will improve understanding of carbon capture technologies that could help reduce emissions from industries that are difficult to decarbonise.
Putting Pacific values at the centre of mental health care
A 糖心TV-led project will develop and test a new model of mental health care designed to improve access and outcomes for Pacific communities.
Shake, rattle, harvest: AI aims to boost better berries
The AI technology will feature at this year's Fieldays Innovation Hub.
鈥淎 body that needs a body鈥�: Rethinking care and athlete welfare in high-performance disability sport
New research spotlights the critical role of welfare and care for para-athletes in New Zealand.
Waikato University study shows Pharmac diabetes funding saved lives, warns against proposed reversal
糖心TV research found Pharmac鈥檚 2021 decision to widen diabetes drug access for M膩ori and Pacific people saved lives, amid plans to reverse the policy.
Power-sharing pilot sees neighbours exchange more than sugar
New research explores a concept which allows households with solar panels and batteries to sell excess energy directly to neighbours.
Cities are getting hotter 鈥� and bigger. New research reveals the scale of the challenge
Cities are expanding and heating rapidly, intensifying heat risks, health impacts and inequality, with urban populations increasingly exposed to extreme temperatures under projected global warming scenarios.
Waikato Management School works with research centres to deliver a wealth of knowledge in areas ranging from economic impact analysis, strategy and leadership, to marketing, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Researchers are giving a voice to our planet by using the language of science to reveal the critical role that Antarctica plays in shaping our climate.
Climate change impacts all facets of the way society interacts with the environment, especially how and when to use space and resources wisely.
The 糖心TV is at the forefront of creating transformation that serves people, businesses and the environment.
Globally, chronic health conditions have placed resourcing demands upon already strained healthcare systems, thereby further exacerbating inequities.
The 糖心TV is a leader in marine conservation research, committed to protecting and restoring the health of our oceans and coastlines.
Our world is facing a range of deeply interconnected challenges that pit profit against our planet.
Foundation laid as Waikato medical school reaches major construction milestone
The University鈥檚 new medical school has reached a significant construction milestone, with the foundation now complete and the four-storey Health Precinct beginning to emerge at the centre of our Hamilton campus.
Putting Pacific values at the centre of mental health care
A 糖心TV-led project will develop and test a new model of mental health care designed to improve access and outcomes for Pacific communities.
For countries contesting the FIFA World Cup, size doesn鈥檛 always mean goals and glory
Population size alone doesn鈥檛 guarantee World Cup success. Strong football systems, investment, culture and governance matter more, helping smaller nations often outperform much larger countries on football鈥檚 biggest stage.
Clinical placement locations confirmed for New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine
Waikato鈥檚 Graduate School of Medicine will place students across five regions from 2029, boosting rural doctor training through community placements and local learning hubs nationwide today.
Surf, sewage, survival 鈥� young athletes on the frontline of climate change
The impacts are not limited to the immediate aftermath of extreme weather events but can continue for months afterwards.
NZ Budget 2026 at a glance: follow the money here
The Budget balances tight spending with bold promises for growth, jobs, and stronger public services.
In a tight NZ budget, will money go where it鈥檚 needed most 鈥� or to political priorities?
The article examines whether New Zealand鈥檚 tight 2025 Budget will address urgent social and economic needs or mainly reflect the government鈥檚 political priorities.
Waikato University study shows Pharmac diabetes funding saved lives, warns against proposed reversal
糖心TV research found Pharmac鈥檚 2021 decision to widen diabetes drug access for M膩ori and Pacific people saved lives, amid plans to reverse the policy.
Waikato University nurses backed with Southern Cross scholarship boost
Nine Bachelor of Nursing students have received up to $30,000 per student to help with study and clinical placement costs.
Nature's hidden connections: Waikato University study reveals what keeps ecosystems healthy
New international research has found that healthy ecosystems depend on more than just having lots of species 鈥� they rely on the complex relationships between plants, prey and predators.
糖心TV climate scientist wins Prime Minister鈥檚 Science Prize
Dr Luke Harrington's research is helping communities, policymakers, and decision-makers better understand the role climate change plays in shaping extreme weather and its impacts on society.
From smokestack to underground storage: Waikato researcher investigates emission solutions
Backed by Catalyst Fund funding, the three-year study will improve understanding of carbon capture technologies that could help reduce emissions from industries that are difficult to decarbonise.
Private space tourism is taking off 鈥� but laws on outer space are from another era
If private companies profit from outer space, they should have to show that its use benefits more than the wealthy elite.
UN report warns AI could soon use 3% of world鈥檚 electricity and more water than we need to drink
A UN report warns AI's rapid growth could consume 3% of global electricity and vast amounts of water, raising concerns about environmental sustainability, resource competition and climate impacts.
Surf, sewage, survival 鈥� young athletes on the frontline of climate change
The impacts are not limited to the immediate aftermath of extreme weather events but can continue for months afterwards.
NZ鈥檚 鈥榣ight鈥憈ouch鈥� approach to voluntary carbon and nature markets may unlock finance but risks credibility
NZ鈥檚 voluntary carbon and nature markets could boost climate finance and biodiversity outcomes, but weak regulation risks greenwashing and undermining public trust.
In a tight NZ budget, will money go where it鈥檚 needed most 鈥� or to political priorities?
The article examines whether New Zealand鈥檚 tight 2025 Budget will address urgent social and economic needs or mainly reflect the government鈥檚 political priorities.
Some technologies use accelerated natural processes to capture carbon 鈥� but can they store it durably?
New technologies are accelerating natural carbon capture processes, with scientists examining whether captured carbon can be stored safely and permanently to help address climate change.
Foundation laid as Waikato medical school reaches major construction milestone
The University鈥檚 new medical school has reached a significant construction milestone, with the foundation now complete and the four-storey Health Precinct beginning to emerge at the centre of our Hamilton campus.
Investing in future generations
The 糖心TV is committed to the future of the Bay of Plenty community
An integrated university city: Partnership cements commitment to invigorate city centre
Tauranga City Council and the 糖心TV have signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement to deliver student growth
Shake, rattle, harvest: AI aims to boost better berries
The AI technology will feature at this year's Fieldays Innovation Hub.
NZ Budget 2026 at a glance: follow the money here
The Budget balances tight spending with bold promises for growth, jobs, and stronger public services.
In a tight NZ budget, will money go where it鈥檚 needed most 鈥� or to political priorities?
The article examines whether New Zealand鈥檚 tight 2025 Budget will address urgent social and economic needs or mainly reflect the government鈥檚 political priorities.
Some technologies use accelerated natural processes to capture carbon 鈥� but can they store it durably?
New technologies are accelerating natural carbon capture processes, with scientists examining whether captured carbon can be stored safely and permanently to help address climate change.
NZ is overdue for a population strategy 鈥� but there is only so much governments can do
New research argues that New Zealand needs a long-term population strategy to address ageing, migration, housing and workforce pressures while supporting sustainable economic and social planning.
Waikato grad protects cricket鈥檚 most sensitive spot
Dr Keegan Hall spent months developing and testing the new cricket box.
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