In this presentation recorded last month at a technology conference in Auckland, MacManus explains how a niche website run from New […]
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The case for no-till agriculture
The column is available in full here. Some excerpts: “Ploughing is the traditional method of preparing the land for sowing […]
Continue readingDr Jim Watson: Practical science only way forward
Some extracts: Article here in full On comparisons with the rest of the world: “Concerns are identified in the 2007 […]
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THE-QS World University Rankings 2008 1 HARVARD University United States 2 YALE University United States 3 University of CAMBRIDGE United […]
Continue readingThe Red List: World’s mammal’s in crisis
Read the full set of reports from the IUCN here. News wrap: New Scientist: World’s mammals are in crisis, Red […]
Continue readingAUT’s view into deep space
Chris Barton, one of the Herald’s feature writer’s has a very interesting piece on AUT’s new radio telescope which will […]
Continue readingNew research on honey as a topical wound treatment
Honey has been used in wound care since ancient times and over the past decade there has been a resurgent […]
Continue readingRadio telescope unveiled at Warkworth
Media coverage of the radio telescope launch NBR: Clark, Cunliffe, Hodgson MIA as AUT cuts ribbon on $4b megascience bid […]
Continue reading‘Mirror twins’ and brain asymmetry
University of Auckland researchers are seeking identical and non-identical twins for a study of brain asymmetry and the genetics of […]
Continue readingNeed to adapt as climate warms
A Dutch-led team of European researchers have considered multiple scenarios for tackling global warming and outlined the impact on the […]
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