• The Mathematics of Craft (Invited Workshops) 

  McLeod, J.; Wilson, P.; Mark, S.; Rattenbury, N. (2017)

  Maths Craft is a non-profit initiative founded in 2016 and run by academics who are passionate about engaging the public with mathematics through craft. The inaugural Maths Craft event was the Maths Craft Festival held ...

• Ultra-High-Temperature Electrolytic Titanium Extraction From Waste Slag 

  Martin-Treceno S; Hughes T; Bishop C; Brown I; Jia Y; Marshall A; Watson MJ (2018)

  A new process to produce affordable titanium metal has the potential to widen its use. In New Zealand, up to 200,000 tonnes/year of Ti-rich slag is available as a by-product of the steelmaking process. Recently, molten ...

• Pancreatic Function: An Overview of Modelling, Methods and Considerations 

  Chase JG; Dickson JL; Pretty CG; Shaw G; Desaive T (2017)

• Traversing the valley of glycemic control despair 

  Chase JG; Dickson JL; Benyo B (2017)

• Model-based mechanical ventilation: managing pulmonary disease using computation 

  Chase JG; Dickson JL; Morton SE; Howe S; Kim KT; Kanangara O; Shaw GM (2017)

• Losing ground: disturbance of geomorphic and biophysical processes requires multi-domain basin-scale management responses to save livelihoods in the Mekong Delta 

  Kondolf GM; Schmitt RJP; Arias M; Bizzi S; Carling P; Castelletti A; Cochrane TA; Darby S; Gibson S; Kummu M; Oeurng C; Rubin Z; Wild T (2017)

• Education for forestry: opportunities and challenges 

  Evison DC (2017)

• What if... you had Solar Power on Your Home? 

  Miller, A.; Pandey, S. (University of Canterbury. Electric Power Engineering Centre, 2015)

• Use-Inspired Mobile Robots R&D: A New Zealand Perspective 

  Chen, X.Q. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2015)

• Autonomous Robotics System: Opportunities and Challenges 

  Chen, X.Q. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2016)

• Robotics and Intelligent Manufacturing: Opportunities and Challenges 

  Chen, X.Q. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2015)

• What If... We All Drove Electric Vehicles? 

  Miller, A. (University of Canterbury. Electric Power Engineering Centre, 2015)

• Electric vehicles in New Zealand: from passenger to driver? Wellington, New Zealand: A presentation to The New Zealand Energy Conference, 24-25 Mar 2013. 

  Lemon, S; Miller, A. (University of Canterbury. Electric Power Engineering Centre, 2013)

• Renewable Energy and the Smart Grid and Electric Vehicles in New Zealand 

  Miller, A.; Lemon, S. (University of Canterbury. Electric Power Engineering Centre, 2013)

• Bio-inspired locomotion and control – A long march towards demanding applications, Keynote Speaker at 2014 International Conference on Robotic Welding and Intelligent Automation 

  Chen, X.Q. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2014)

• Advanced Sensing and Control of Assistive/Rehabilitative Robots 

  Chen, X.Q. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2015)

• Solving Dirichlet's Problem Constructively 

  McKubre-Jordens, M. (University of Canterbury. Mathematics and Statistics, 2013)

• Assessing the Environmental Capacity of Local Residential Streets 

  Koorey, Glen; Leckie, A.; Chesterman, R. (University of Canterbury. Civil and Natural Resources Engineering, 2013)

  The inherent conflict between the residential amenity and traffic access functions of roads causes debate on what constitutes a true “local” street. The concept of ‘environmental capacity’ was developed to identify a ...

• Contaminant run-off from impervious surfaces such as carparks and roofs 

  Wicke, D.; Cochrane, T.; O'Sullivan, A. (University of Canterbury. Civil and Natural Resources Engineering, 2010)

  Urban waterways often improve aesthetics of cities, but also act as stormwater drainage channels. Pollutants accumulating on impervious surfaces are washed off and discharged into waterways, with main contaminants consisting ...

• Adaptive sampling: my journey that began in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Otago University 

  Brown, J.A. (University of Canterbury. Mathematics and Statistics, 2011)

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