Reconciling our native beech trees with their estranged cousins
Understanding the role of mycorrhizas and soil nutrient stoichiometry in shaping forest patterns across the south temperate zone.
Research Partnerships
We're proud to work collaboratively with organisations in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty Regions, across Aotearoa, and internationally. We strive to develop long-term relationships that are founded on mutual respect, resulting genuine research partnerships that benefit all involved.
Check out our national research partners that are listed below, which correspond to some of the local councils, businesses and research institutes that we are currently working with.
All of our researchers have strong international profiles, working with some of the very best universities in the world. As such, there are too many international collaborations that we could show, so instead we've listed the twenty universities that we've published the most with over the past three years.
Featured research partnerships
BioHeritage Eco-index to help reverse biodiversity decline
BioHeritage Eco-index researchers are harnessing current knowledge in new ways with the goal of restoring our natural heritage – ngā taonga katoa. Does this make it better or worse?
Modelling muscle twitches due to brain stimulation
How do electrical signals form at muscles as a result of transcranial magnetic stimulation of the brain?
More plant diversity means less pesticides
Can increased plant diversity in grasslands enhance the natural control of insect herbivores and will that reduce their impacts on plants?
National research partners
International collaborators
