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Science research teams

Our science outcomes are delivered through a discipline-based team structure.

Use our searchable database of reports and papers to locate research findings produced by our staff.

peas

Crop improvement: developing new arable and vegetable crop germplasm with enhanced quality attributes.
Find out more (PDF 137 Kb)
Contact: Dr Bill Griffin

 

glucagel chrystals

Food and biomaterials innovation: developing new food products and additives from traditional food sources such as cereals and vegetables.
Find out more (PDF 135 Kb)
Contact: Dr Nigel Larsen

 

seed

Plant Genetic Technologies: identifying and isolating genes that provide valuable pest and disease resistance, quality and yield characteristics to new arable and vegetable crops cultivars.
Find out more (PDF 112 Kb)
Contact: Dr Nick Ashby


Gentian

New and ornamental crops: investigating the potential of crops that are new to New Zealand and developing technologies and cultivars for these industries.
Find out more (PDF 121 Kb)

 

Capsicum

Nutrition and health: investigating the health benefits of food and food ingredients and preparing nutritional data for the food industry.
Find out more (PDF 97 Kb)
Contact: Dr Julian Lee

 

Saffron flower

Plant and food composition: studying the biochemical pathways and pharmacological properties of crop and native plants to identify novel compounds that can be used in a variety of industries.
Find out more (PDF 144 Kb)
Contact: Dr Julian Heyes

 

Hoki on plate

Seafoods and marine extracts: using knowledge of fish physiology and raw material biochemistry to develop higher value seafoods and novel extracts from processing discards.
Find out more (PDF 97 Kb)
Contact: TC Chadderton

 

Rye grass in soil

Sustainable productive environments: developing sustainable systems for a range of land uses using skills in crop physiology, crop protection and soil and water management.
Find out more (PDF 129 Kb)
Contact: Dr Grant Smith

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Onion scientist Dr Colin Eady
Onion scientist Dr Colin Eady