QuakeCoRE Research Project Stories
The Disciplinary Theme (DT) & Inter-disciplinary Programme (IP) Research Programmes are comprised of non-contestable Coordinated Research Projects and contestable Research Projects funded under the Request for Proposals (RfP).
The Coordinated Projects are led by the Programme Area Leaders (PALs) and provide a strategic, long-term research framework for each of the research areas.
All researchers are encouraged to engage with these coordinated projects either through the QuakeCoRE website or by reaching out to the relevant Programme Area Leader(s).
Supporting Critical Infrastructure in Extreme Weather
- Liam Wotherspoon & Charlotte Brown
(University of Auckland & Resilient Organisations)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Bringing Home Insights from Earthquake Central
- Alex Shegay
(University of Auckland)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Acts at Odds
- Toni Collins
(University of Canterbury)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Next Generation Māori Buildings
- Anthony Hoete
(University of Auckland)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Scholar to Innovator
- Tom Francis
(University of Canterbury)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Opportunities for Students
- Amelia Lin
(University of Auckland)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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ShakeOut Together
- Joint Centre for Disaster Research
(Massey University)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Earthquake Casualties - Nick Horspool
(GNS Science)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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Material Connections
- Claire Pascua
(University of Auckland)
Read the Research Project Story here.
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QuakeCoRE RfP Research Project Stories
Our annual Request for Proposals (RfP) supports eighteen-month, Associate Investigator led research projects that complement the Coordinated Research Projects within the Disciplinary Themes (DT) and Inter-disciplinary Projects (IP) of QuakeCoRE's Research Programme.
The RfP includes Proposal Development Grants which enable early career researchers to develop strong contestable external research proposals.
The annual call for RfP Projects and Proposal Development Grants is held in September / October and is announced on the QuakeCoRE website and in our newsletter.
Accounting for Cascading Failures
- Tom Logan
(University of Canterbury)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Resilient Timber Wall Systems
- Ashkan Hashemi(University of Auckland)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Fear or Conformity?
- Lauren Vinnell
(Massey University)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Healing the Landscape
- Tom Robinson
(University of Canterbury)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Liquefying Loess
- Katherine Yates
(University of Canterbury)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Mātauranga for Resilience
- Olga Filippova
(University of Auckland)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Post-earthquake Supply Chains
- Cécile L’Hermitte
(University of Waikato)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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Cable Ties for Buildings
- MacRae, Rodgers & Rangwani
(University of Canterbury)
Read the RfP Research Project Story here.
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QuakeCoRE Scholar Stories
Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE Scholars receive 3-year PhD Scholarships to support their studies in the field of earthquake resilience.
These highly competitive scholarships aim to attract outstanding candidates to support PhD research that contributes to the QuakeCoRE mission, and increases diversity amongst QuakeCoRE PhD students.
Scholarship funding rounds are held in September / October each year and are announced on the QuakeCoRE website and in our newsletter.
Designing for Emergencies
- Matt Luani
(Massey University)
Read the QuakeCoRE Scholar Story here.
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