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Reflections on Science

Scientists and other thinkers talk about science and society and the connection between the two.

NZ Skeptics Conference – Undercover for Cancer

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 September 200929 September 2009

Loretta Marron BSc Assoc Dip Bus(Accnt) AAII MACS “The Jelly Bean Lady”. Following a successful treatment of breast cancer in […]

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NZ Skeptics Conference – The Slippery Slope of Conspiracy Theories

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 September 200928 September 2009

Matthew Dentith is currently finishing his doctoral dissertation on the evaluation of Conspiracy Theories as a species of belief. When […]

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NZ Skeptics Conference – Circumcision: a cure looking for a disease

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 September 2009

Hugh Young is almost a foundation member of the Skeptics. A retired broadcaster and editor, he collects words (published in […]

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NZ Skeptics Conference – Unwarranted skepticism; disbelief in a finite world

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 September 200928 September 2009

Dr John Robinson is an applied mathematician who has researched long-term trends and forecasting. His scientific training includes degrees in […]

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NZ Skeptics Conference: Letters to the Editor – Responses to Bob Brockie’s Dominion Post science column

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 September 200928 September 2009

Dr Bob Brockie has worked as a scientist at the British Museum, the National Institute of Health, DSIR, DOC, Palermo […]

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PODCAST: The future of solar energy – Dr Muriel Watt

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 17 September 200923 September 2009

Dr Muriel Watt, an Australian expert in photovoltaics and part time senior lecturer in the School of Photovoltaics and Renewable […]

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PODCAST: Climate change and the role of an independent scientist

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 09 September 2009

Dave Lowe is a highly-respected climate scientist — as an atmospheric chemist for the DSIR, he established the first site […]

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Great minds come together at brain research retreat

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 04 September 200919 June 2011

The 27th Australasian Winter Conference on Brain Research (AWCBR) was held this week in Queenstown. Dr Fabiana Kubke, of the […]

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PODCAST: John Watt and Amy Whitehead’s speeches from the MacDiarmid Scientist of the Year Awards 2009

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 31 August 200931 August 2009

The MacDiarmid Young Scientist of the Year Awards were held last Thursday in Auckland.  The event awards aspiring young scientists […]

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The Dominion Post: It’s not rocket science

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 31 August 200931 August 2009

An opinion piece by the Dominion Post’s Colin James in which he examines the recent attitudes and behaviour of the […]

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