Wikipedia:GLAM/TPM
Dr Mike Dickison (User:Giantflightlessbirds, contact: mike
rove.wiki) is working as a part-time Wikipedian in Residence from late September 2026 to late March 2027 with Te Pūnaha Matatini (TPM) a New Zealand Centre of Research Excellence studying complex systems. He will upload images to Commons, improve Wikidata on researchers and publications, cite published research to improve relevant Wikipedia articles, and create new articles as needed.
Resources
- Te Pūnaha Matatini website
- TPM Newsletter Archive, useful for announcements of appointments and media coverage
Site visits
Presentations
Goals
- Reconcile the list of principal investigators against Wikidata and create items for people as needed: see TPM people below.
- Import a Zotero archive of TPM publications and reconcile with Wikidata, creating new items as needed linked to the authors; this will allow Scholia to visualise author networks and other publication data.
- Improve Wikipedia content around TPM projects like Kindness in Science and the Disinformation Project.
- Create or improve articles of people associated with TPM (such as Tom Roa), where there are plenty of independent reliable published sources so the person meets Wikipedia's criteria for inclusion.
- Work with TPM to release a selection of its photo library into Wikimedia Commons under an open licence, especially events, formal occasions, and headshots of current and former researchers and directors.
- Improve Wikipedia articles relevant to TPM's research output, citing its researcher's papers.
TPM people
(Note: Wikidata generally uses the full name as given in author lists on publications; Wikipedia will use the most-commonly-referred-by name—for example, the one in a university staff listing. The Scholia link shows the number of publications currently in Wikidata and properly linked to that person's Wikidata ID.)
| Wikidata | Scholia | Wikipedia | Quality | Wikimedia Commons | Notes |
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| Tom Roa | — | ||||
| Priscilla M. Wehi (Q59151449) | Priscilla Wehi |  |
Category:Priscilla Wehi | 1 photo | |
| Murray Cox | — | ||||
| Michael O'Sullivan | — | ||||
| Alex Macmillan | — | ||||
| Anna Santure | — | ||||
| Adrian McDonald | — | ||||
| Aisling Rayne | — | ||||
| Alex James | |
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| Anna Brown | — | ||||
| Anna Matheson | — | ||||
| Cate Macinnis-Ng | |
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| Catriona MacLeod | — | ||||
| Céline Cattoën-Gilbert | — | ||||
| Chrissie Painting | — | ||||
| Claire Postlethwaite | — | ||||
| Dan Hikuroa | — | ||||
| David Aguirre | — | ||||
| David Hayman | — | ||||
| Dianne Sika-Paotonu | — | ||||
| Dion O'Neale | — | ||||
| Emily Harvey | — | ||||
| Emma Sharp | — | ||||
| Gina Grimshaw | — | ||||
| Grace Villamor | — | ||||
| Graham Donovan | — | ||||
| Hamza Ajmal | — | ||||
| Hēmi Whaanga | — | ||||
| Hiran Thabrew | — | ||||
| Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle | — | ||||
| Holly Thorpe | — | ||||
| Ilze Ziedins | — | ||||
| Isabel Castro | |
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| Jeanette McLeod | |||||
| Jesse Whitehead | |||||
| Jo Bailey | |||||
| Jodie Hunter | |||||
| Justin Connolly | |||||
| Kelly Blincoe | |||||
| Kirsten Locke | |||||
| Krushil Watene | |||||
| Kyle Higham | |||||
| Leilani Walker | |||||
| Libby Liggins | |||||
| Lisa Pilkington | |||||
| Mairéad de Róiste | |||||
| Marama Maru-Lanning | |||||
| Markus Luczak-Roesch | |||||
| Matiu Prebble | |||||
| Matt Parry | |||||
| Matt Pinkerton | |||||
| Mckayla Holloway | |||||
| Mike Plank | |||||
| Nick Golledge | |||||
| Pauline Harris | |
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| Peni Fukofuka | |||||
| Phil Wilson | |||||
| Priya Subramanian | |||||
| Quentin Atkinson | |||||
| Rachael Ka'ai-Mahuta | |||||
| Rachelle Binny | |||||
| Rebecca Phillipps | |||||
| Rebecca Priestley | |
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| Rhian Salmon | |||||
| Richard Arnold | |||||
| Sereana Naepi | |||||
| Shaun Hendy |  |
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| Simon Stewart | |||||
| Siouxsie Wiles | |
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| Tammy Steeves | |||||
| Te Rerekohu Tuterangiwhiu | |||||
| Thegn Ladefoged | |||||
| Tom Etherington | |||||
| Will Godsoe | |||||
| Zac McIvor |
Wikipedia articles citing TPM research
- To do: Kea, citing Wehi, Priscilla; Whaanga, Hēmi; Steve A Trewick (2012). "Artefacts, biology and bias in museum collection research". Molecular Ecology. 21 (13): 3103–3109. doi:10.1111/j.1365-294x.2012.05589.x. PMID 22916347. Wikidata Q34391852.
{{Cite Q}}: Missing first/last names in Wikidata for Steve A Trewick (help)
Commons uploads
- The main category for Te Pūnaha Matatini (Q107387261) is Category:Te Pūnaha Matatini, created on 1 September with no photos and two subcategories.
- For more information about Te Pūnaha Matatini and to enquire about photo copyrights, contact the Research Operations Manager Kathryn Morgan: kathryn.morganauckland.ac.nz.