Jeff Lang has been awarded $820K over four years, to develop a novel approach to identifying past earthquakes, using a natural record stored within caves. Read our story to read the hypothesis, and how he’s testing it https:/ tinyurl.com/24ylfrlj 👇

The Ngaruroro River in Hawke’s Bay has been steadily & deliberately restricted to a channel half its former width. Is it time to change that approach. Our hydrogeologist Scott Wilson and others suggest it may be. An excellent read! tinyurl.com/yvy5fdes

Our final newsletter for 2024 celebrates multi-million-dollar research funding success, results from our just-completed 5-year braided rivers research programme, and an introduction to new CEO Travis Glare. Read more here: mailchi.mp/e9fe038c6098/n…

Lincoln Agritech is now closed for the holiday period. We’ll be back on board on January 6. We wish all our clients, colleagues, and friends a merry Christmas & happy New Year, and an enjoyable holiday. See you again in 2025.

Research Scientist Joseph Nelson loved the opportunity to help out at the MacDiarmid Institute's CampDiscovery over summer. Read why lincolnagritech.co.nz/feeding-a-love…

Two young wāhine Māori say summer internships with Lincoln Agritech have inspired them and helped to decide the path they want to take in their education and careers. Read about how the experience has shaped their futures lincolnagritech.co.nz/internships-op…

We have an exciting fixed-term opportunity for an experienced Research Scientist. You’ll be working in commercially focused research aimed at adding value to New Zealand’s bioresources. Find out more: lincolnagritech.co.nz/careers/

Why do you get variable results from a field spread with blended fertiliser? Our study is helping to show why. Read more: lincolnagritech.co.nz/study-reveals-…

This great webinar by Senior Research Scientist Helen Rutter on “Shallow groundwater, stormwater and climate change: avoiding unintended consequences” raises some interesting questions about urban resilience. Grab a cuppa and watch tinyurl.com/4xk8y3wp

A three-year search to find more sustainable, cheaper, longer-lasting and better-performing battery materials is already showing promising results, one year into the project lincolnagritech.co.nz/promising-star…

Want to know how historic river management has affected Canterbury’s water balance? Senior Hydrogeologist Scott Wilson gave a presentation to ECan councillors explaining the unintended consequences of flood management & gravel extraction. Worth a watch tinyurl.com/39n6mbz2

Check out our 1st newsletter for 2025. It’s got stories on using computers to search for new battery materials, the drawback of blended fertilisers, helping rangatahi develop a love of science, & more. Check out the stories & recent publications here: mailchi.mp/6d84d2138784/n…

Research Scientist Alice Sai Louie is motivated by having fun, freedom to have "whacky ideas" , understanding natural processes, and being outdoors. Read why her job is perfect #PeopleofLincolnAgritech #POLA #WomenInSTEM lincolnagritech.co.nz/people-of-linc…

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