• To connect or not to connect: exploring communication professionals’perceptions of using social media for internal organisational communication. 

  Xie, Xinyu (University of Canterbury, 2018)

  A large proportion of the studies on social media (SM) used by organisations, address how organisations use SM for external communication (e.g., for marketing purposes) to gain the attention and communication with external ...

• “Echoes in Education:” Re-classifying classroom acoustics in traditional and modern learning environments in New Zealand 

  McKinlay, Jan-Maree (University of Canterbury, 2018)

  AIMS This project focused on the acoustic characteristics in a mixture of Modern Learning Environments and Traditional NZ classrooms currently in use for educating primary school children. The aim was to evaluate these ...

• Body size distributions and diet breadth : stream food web proxies and predictions across a contaminant gradient 

  Pomeranz, Justin P. F. (University of Canterbury, 2018)

  Ecological networks, such as food webs, offer a powerful framework for understanding the structure, function, and stability of biotic communities. However, logistical constraints related to traditional food web construction ...

• Effects of chronic alcohol and nicotine consumption on aggressive behaviour of adolescent male rats. 

  Leafa, George (University of Canterbury, 2018)

  Adolescent rats were chronically treated with alcohol, nicotine or the combination of both for 16 days. Aggression was examined before, during and following chronic treatment using the resident-intruder paradigm for ...

• Acoustic studies for the non-destructive testing of wood. 

  Frampton, Michael J. (University of Canterbury, 2019)

  Acoustic technologies are an established means of measuring wood stiffness. Acoustic tools are useful because they are non-destructive, relatively cheap, and quick and easy to use. These tools have been used in tree ...

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