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Visit this articleThis past month our Research and Postgraduate team has been able to continue providing research support services from home, however staff and student research has been affected by the lockdown. Some research projects are being pivoted to alternative ways of working and also to inform our understanding of what we are living through, and essential design and prototyping of protective equipment has been undertaken in our workshop facility EPICentre.
In the meantime we will continue to bring you stories of research conducted earlier, but as time goes on it's likely you'll notice that COVID-19 becomes a recurring theme as our research seeks to remain relevant to our society.
Be kind and stay safe.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
ISSN 2624-084X
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Learner-centred teaching
A new app is helping teachers reflect on their professional practice.
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DIY coffin
An opportunity to do something for the deceased may help the grieving process.
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Crunching the numbers
More is not necessarily better when it comes to international tourists.
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Tall Poppy syndrome
High profile entrepreneurs have different strategies for coping with unwanted attention.
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"Winter's Blight"
The latest collaboration from Jon Wilson and Claire Campbell has been picked up by film festivals all over the world.
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Getting better
New Zealand can do better at equipping and supporting graduate nurses for mental health nursing practice.
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