• The Ethics of Memory in Post-apartheid South African Writing - Introduction 

  Coullie JL (2018)

• Centring Our Values: Open Access for Aotearoa 

  Henk, Mandy; Angelo, Anton; Barbour, Ginny; Moore, Samuel A. (Tohatoha Aotearoa Commons, 2019)

  New Zealand invests billions of dollars each year in research that is locked behind the paywalls of large academic publishers. Tohatoha wants to see a New Zealand where the work of our scholars, scientists and researchers ...

• The University of Canterbury Research Repository Metadata, Preservation and Reuse Statement 

  Angelo, Anton (University of Canterbury, 2019)

  Metadata • Information describing items in the repository • Anyone may access the metadata free of charge • Metadata is shared under a Creative Commons 0 1.0 Universal license. • The metadata may be re-used in ...

• College of Arts Researchers and the Library 

  Nicolle, Janette; Gilmour, Kerry; Clemens, Dave; Scullin, Nick; Broughton, Stuart; Angelo, Anton (2019)

  The University of Canterbury Library study on researchers in the College of Arts (The UC Study) is modelled on the 2006 University of Minnesota Libraries' Multi-Dimensional Framework for Academic Support (The Minnesota ...

• Subject Guides and Resource Discovery 

  Tyson, A. F. (2019)

  Subject guides are disciplinary resource discovery maps long created by librarians to assist library users in independently locating resources within the library. While best practices in the design and promotion of guides ...

• Informed Consent and Assisted Reproductive Technology: Proposed advice to the Minister of Health: Consultation document response 

  Reuvecamp I; Mason C; Graham F; Fitzpatrick J; Copland P; Stanton M; Payne D; Gunder A (2015)

• Outdoor environmental supportiveness and older people’s quality of life: a personal projects approach 

  Curl A; Ward Thompson C; Alves S; Aspinall P (2016)

  We present an approach to exploring the role of environmental supportiveness in contributing to older people's quality of life (QoL), based on Little's ecological model (2010) in which individual and situational factors ...

• The Environmental Performance of Participatory and Collaborative Governance: A Framework of Causal Mechanisms 

  Newig J; Challies E; Jager NW; Kochskaemper E; Adzersen A (2017)

  Many have advocated for collaborative governance and the participation of citizens and stakeholders on the basis that it can improve the environmental outcomes of public decision making, as compared to traditional, top-down ...

• Patterns of hydrogen peroxide among lakes of the Mackenzie Delta and potential effects on bacterial production 

  Febria CM (2005)

• Getting to know your food: the insights of indigenous thinking in food provenance 

  Reid J; Rout M (2016)

  © 2015, Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. Western consumers are increasingly demanding to know the provenance of their food. In New Zealand, Māori tribal enterprises are engaged in the food producing sectors of ...

• Bibliography : Social Work Pertaining to Māori in New Zealand : Ngā Mahi Toko I Te Ora O Te Iwi Māori 1990-2017 

  Gilmour KL; Holzke J (2017)

  Subject Librarians for the fields of Counselling, Human Services and Social Work are often asked for help with searching for literature related to social work with Māori clients and bicultural social work practice. This ...

• Automated Registration of Dynamic Contrast Enhanced DCE-MRI Cardiac Perfusion Achieves Comparable Diagnostic Accuracy to Manual Motion Correction: a CE-MARC sub-study 

  Zakkaroff, C.; Radjenovic, A.; Biglands, J. D.; Plein, S.; Greenwood, J. P.; Magee, D. R. (University of Canterbury. UC High Performance Computing, 2014)

  The human interaction required for manual motion correction/contouring of cardiac perfusion series remains a significant obstacle to quantitative perfusion gaining a wider acceptance in clinical practice. The use of ...

• Registration of Coronary MRA to DCE-MRI Myocardial Perfusion Series Improves Diagnostic Accuracy Through the Computation of Patient-Specific Coronary Supply Territories: A CE-MARC Sub-Study 

  Zakkaroff, C.; Radjenovic, A.; Biglands, J. D.; Plein, S.; Greenwood, J. P.; Magee, D. R. (University of Canterbury. UC High Performance Computing, 2014)

  Background: It is generally acknowledged that the 17-segment AHA model provides a suitable approximation for mapping the results of X-ray angiography onto myocardial anatomy in a consistent way in the absence of a more ...

• Three sites and you are out: Ternary synergistic allostery controls aromatic amino acid biosynthesis in Mycobacterium tuberculosis. 

  Blackmore, N.J.; Reichau, S.; Jiao, W.; Hutton, R.D.; Baker, E.N.; Jameson, G.B.; Parker, E.J. (University of Canterbury. Biomolecular Interaction Centre, 2013)

  3-Deoxy-D-arabino-heptulosonate 7-phosphate synthase (DAH7PS) catalyzes the first step in the shikimate pathway, the pathway responsible for the biosynthesis of the aromatic amino acids Trp, Phe, and Tyr. Unlike many ...

• Neurovascular coupling: a parallel implementation 

  Dormanns, K.; Brown, R.; David, T. (University of Canterbury. UC High Performance Computing, 2015)

  A numerical model of neurovascular coupling (NVC) is presented based on neuronal activity coupled to vasodilation/contraction models via the astrocytic mediated perivascular K+ and the smooth muscle cell (SMC) Ca2+ pathway ...

• Community-led Disaster Risk Management: a Māori response to Ōtautahi (Christchurch) earthquakes 

  Kenney, C.; Phibbs, S.; Paton, D.; Reid, J.; Johnston, D.M. (University of Canterbury. Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, 2015)

• Maori tribal economy: rethinking the original economic institutions 

  Reid, J.; Rout, M. (LexingtonUniversity of Canterbury. Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, 2016)

• Ngai Tahu and the New Zealand Treaty Settlement Process 

  Fisher, M. (University of Canterbury. Ngai Tahu Research Centre, 2015)

• Recording and reproducing speech airflow outside the mouth 

  Derrick, D.; De Rybel, T.; Fiasson, R. (University of Canterbury. New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain & Behaviour, 2015)

• Understanding Maori 'lived' culture to determine cultural connectedness and wellbeing. 

  Reid, J.D.; Varona, G.; Smith, C.; Fisher, M. (University of Canterbury. Ngai Tahu Research Centre, 2016)

  Maori tribal authorities have sought to measure the wellbeing of their people as a baseline for determining the extent to which their economic, social, and cultural goals are being achieved. In recent years, data from ...

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