Projects

The project team will examine mitigating the effects of storm water from 3 major drains on the water quality of Lake Wanaka using restoration science and further targeted monitoring and education.

Students are learning life lessons about the future of work and collaboration from a Simulated Human Mission to Mars.

Drivers of 32 Nissan Leafs will be monitoring their electric vehicles using automatic data recording and upload equipment, to test a hypothesis that overheating causes accelerated degradation of battery energy holding capacity and range.

Students will analyse wireless connectivity around a given location and develop a plan to improve the quality of the network, then apply what they have learnt to the bigger question of solving region-wide connectivity issues in Taranaki.

Students will be identifying the burrow areas and exploring potential issues within little blue penguin habitats.

Generating awareness and excitement for food processing technologies using augmented reality (AR) to allow students to construct a working virtual food production facility.

This Māori game development project is designed to empower rangatahi in Huntly and Ngaruawahia to design and develop Māori digital learning games, giving them skills in computer science and programming.

Expanded and extended for a second year, NZ National Biomechanics Day is celebrating the science of biomechanics with even more secondary students across New Zealand through an experiential learning day.

Children with Cerebral Palsy are engaging with mathematics in the world around them through a digital portal that augments their view of the real world with mathematical meaning.

RoboPā 2018 is a portable maker-space encouraging Māori rangatahi and emerging kaiako to embrace computational thinking practices, scientific approaches and technological innovation.