Latest news from SJWRI
13 Dec 2022
Extinct 'monkey lemur' shows similarities to fossil humans
Extinct 'monkey lemur' shows similarities to fossil humans.
12 Sep 2022
SJWRI dental and oral health research supported by NZDRF and Ministry of Health
The New Zealand Dental Association and Ministry of Health (MoH) are key supporte...
08 Sep 2022
Annual celebration of research crowned by presentation of postgraduate awards
SJWRI Research Day is the Faculty of Dentistry's annual celebration of research.
10 Aug 2022
Māori perspectives sought on forensics data
We would like your support in an exciting new research project, looking at Māori...
23 Jun 2022
Professor Richard Cannon recognised with international Distinguished Scientist Award
Professor Richard Cannon recognised with international Distinguished Scientist A...
03 Mar 2022
Tooth study prompts rethink of human evolution
A study into tooth wear in a group of wild Japanese macaques has significant imp...
24 Jan 2022
Submissions open for special dental issue of Nanomaterials, guest-edited by Dr May Mei and Dr KC Li
Special issue of Nanomaterials guest-edited by Dr May Mei and Dr KC Li, submissi...
22 Dec 2021
Postgraduate presentation awards celebrate our students' research
Research Day presentation awards 2021
21 Dec 2021
SJWRI Research Publication Awards presented to Associate Professor Dawn Coates and Dr Zhen Dong
Our Research Publication Awards celebrate the best research articles authored by...
20 Dec 2021
Professor Mauro Farella and Associate Professor Sunyoung Ma recognised as our Research Supervisors of the Year
Professor Mauro Farella and Associate Professor Sunyoung Ma awarded SJWRI Resear...
13 Dec 2021
Tooth cavities provide unique ecological insight into living primates and fossil humans
Tooth decay is a common and unfortunate problem for many of us, but two Universi...
06 Dec 2021
New faces in new places
New appointments and programmes for the Sir John Walsh Research Institute