Kiran Chug of the Dominion Post reports that a one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition could soon become far more personal, thanks […]
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Nutrigenomics – how do our genes affect our nutrition?
What sorts of foods should you — personally — eat to be healthiest? Nutrigenomics studies the interaction between our genes […]
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The Australian Science Media Centre rounded up questions on climate science from journalists and put them to leading scientists in […]
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Chris Garner reports in the Waikato Times that Andy West, chief executive of AgResearch, is not surprised by the recent […]
Continue readingODT: Researchers reveal genome of pea aphid
John Gibb reports in the Otago Daily times on the publishing of the complete genome of the pea aphid. The […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Tree-ring anomaly mystifies scientists
Eloise Gibson of the NZ Herald reports that scientists are trying to explain an anomaly in tree-ring temperature data. Tree-ring […]
Continue readingODT: Greenhouse gases measured remotely
Tuangane Matangi reports, in the Otago Daily Times, on a new technology which enables scientists to measure nitrous oxides emissions […]
Continue readingNewsletter Digest: Nutrigenomics, IPCC errors and DNA forensics
Nutrigenomics – what is it exactly? Genes, diet and gut health will be the focus of discussion in Auckland next […]
Continue readingThe Press: Innovative new DNA test
Ian Steward reports in The Press on a new forensic technique to be introduced to New Zealand in the near […]
Continue readingODT: NZ breakthrough in transplant test
Allison Rudd reports in the Otago Daily Times that University of Otago researchers have developed a simple urine test which […]
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