Shades of life
Rekha Shailaj’s travelled life influences her design practice.
Visit this articleWelcome to another issue of our e-magazine showcasing a mix of staff and student research. As we continue our research mainly online, both staff and students are still available to partner with you to further your research initiatives. Start a conversation with us if we might be able to help you.
Congratulations to Ema Tokolahi who was one of the recipients of a 2019 Research Excellence Award as an Emerging Researcher. Ema is a Lecturer in Occupational Therapy based in Hamilton. Ema is growing into a research leadership role, already supervising Masters students. This year she successfully applied to bring Prof Susan Bazyk to New Zealand and to Otago Polytechnic as a Fulbright Scholar. Well done Ema and thank you.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
ISSN 2624-084X
Hospitality lecturer Daniel Pfyl shares a recipe for German-style meat patties.
Visit this articleKim Bates describes her design, which Otago Furniture brought to reality.
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Visit this articleIn future a portable power generator might use water to charge your phone.
Visit this articleMaterial poverty adversely affects children's participation in activities.
Visit this articleTwo of our Business students have been helping DVML improve sustainable practices in two very different respects.
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