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Low vitamin intake linked to asthma – BMJ
A low intake of vitamins A and C could raise the risk of asthma, a team which reviewed 40 studies […]
Continue readingFrom the RSNZ journals: Road kill, parasites, plant invasion
A number of papers appearing in journals published by the Royal Society of New Zealand are now available online and […]
Continue readingThe Kyoto numbers – mixed reaction to mixed messages
The surprising news in the latest Ministry for the Environment summary of our Kyoto Protocol unit position, which puts us […]
Continue readingAustralia’s fibre grand plan – an engineer’s view
John Nixon, an engineer and chief executive of Auckland-based Optical Network Engineering, gives a telecommunications expert’s view on Australia’s A$43 […]
Continue readingDavid Cohen – NBR column: Science reporters in the dark
A column by National Business Review media commentator David Cohen on the media’s coverage of autism and MeNZB. An excerpt: […]
Continue readingThe week ahead in science (to April 16)
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Continue readingItaly’s deadly earthquake – scientists respond
Italy’s deadliest earthquake in nearly three decades has killed at least 150 people, left tens of thousands homeless and smashed […]
Continue readingThe mother of all oil spills
Professor Ravi Naidu is the Managing Director of the Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment. […]
Continue readingIranian technology from a Kiwi technologist’s perspective
George Jones, past President of the Royal Society’s Wellington branch, recently visited Iran and was given an insight into the […]
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