UK/CANADA SMC: Expert reaction to Nature Letters ‘Human contribution to more-intense precipitation extremes’, Seung-Ki Min et al., and ‘Anthropogenic greenhouse […]
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Observing Earth from above: remote sensing and satellite data
UPDATE: ATV Launch successful (see below) This week, top scientists from the European Space Agency are in New Zealand for […]
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Job description media advisor role – feb 11 final
Continue readingHair samples reveal P lab kids’ long term exposure to methamphetamine
Scientists at the Institute of Environmental Science and Research have been testing hair samples taken from children found in illegal […]
Continue readingNewsletter digest: Earth Observing, Nanotech and Job opening at SMC
We’re hiring! One of our media advisors has been snapped up by the science sector which means the SMC is […]
Continue readingFructose in pregnancy may compromise fetal health
Researchers investigating effects of maternal diet on children’s health at the University of Auckland’s Liggins Institute are warning pregnant mums […]
Continue reading3 News: World’s largest tidal power scheme planned for Kaipara
Adam Ray reports for 3 News about the approval of plans for a giant tidal powerplant on the seabed of […]
Continue readingMedia coverage: Extreme weather conference in Wellington
More than 200 scientists are gathering this week in Wellington to share information and better understand extreme weather events in […]
Continue readingThe Press: A big discussion about small things
Radio presenter Kim Hill will be hosting a panel discussion, to be held in Canterbury, in which nanotechnology experts will […]
Continue reading3 News: What has caused the recent extreme weather?
More than 200 scientists are meeting this week in Wellington to discuss extreme weather events at the Extreme Weather Conference […]
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