Two recent studies have been published on asthma. A study published in the New Zealand Medical Journal finds a decline in […]
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Seeing the light…
by Peter Griffin The headline in Sunday’s Irish Independent doesn’t pull any punches: “Top secret innovation will revolutionise internet use”, […]
Continue readingScientists urge action to protect Pacific Ocean
New Zealand marine experts have joined an international group of scientists in calling for urgent action to protect the health […]
Continue readingJane Goodall: Lessons from the chimps
Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall breezed through Wellington late last week to promote a new book and give a very-well received […]
Continue readingClimate solution or poverty trap?
Non-profit NGo, the Dev-Zone hosted a very interesting debate on Thursday night about biofuels and while the discussion threw up as many […]
Continue readingWhen science gets political…
On the face of it, science hasn’t had much of a look-in during the protracted presidential debates that have played […]
Continue readingBiology, physics and chemistry are out, “science for life” is in
You’ve got to have sympathy for battling science teachers like Dawn Garbett, who writing in the Herald this week expressed […]
Continue readingRisks from early exposure to drugs and alcohol
A new research paper published today in the journal Psychological Science, has looked at the effects of early exposure of […]
Continue reading10 science questions for John Key
1. Education: New Zealand is struggling to produce enough science and technology graduates to meet the demanded for a skilled […]
Continue readingElection 08: 10 science questions for the leaders
The Science Media Centre asked the leaders of the two largest political parties to state their positions on the big […]
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