A column by Stewart Taggart, a director of Acquasol Infrastructure Ltd., a developer of environmentally-friendly power and water solutions building […]
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Square Kilometre Array stoush is xenophobic nonsense
Recently I listened to the CSIRO’s Dr Brian Boyle give a very interesting talk here in Wellington about Australia’s plans […]
Continue readingNanoparticles – what is the risk to the body, environment?
A podcast by Dr Ken Donaldson of Edinburgh University on research to assess health and safety implications of nanomaterials is […]
Continue readingAustralian scientists on move to delay ETS introduction
As The Emissions Trading Scheme select committee continues to hear submissions on the review of the carbon-reduction mechaism, Australian Prime […]
Continue readingThe week ahead in science (to May 8)
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Continue readingThe Imagine Cup – Uni students tackle the world’s woes
Here’s an interview I did with Team Think, the Lincoln University students heading to Cairo to compete for the US$25,000 […]
Continue readingScience body speaks out on Salinger sacking
A release issued today by the New Zealand Association of Scientists. NZ Association of Scientists concerned about freedom of speech […]
Continue readingNew Zealand glaciers disprove global climate sync-up
Researchers have long puzzled over how climate has evolved over thousands of years in different regions of the world. Has […]
Continue readingScientists fill in the gaps on swine flu in the blogosphere
Scientists and science bloggers have been giving their own take on the deadly virus outbreak and in the process giving […]
Continue readingThe economic implications of the swine flu outbreak – AusSMC
The AusSMC gathered these comments from academics at the Australian School of Business who have been considering the impact of […]
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