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Expert Reactions

A round-up of comment from experts on breaking stories and ongoing issues in science and technology.

More screen exposure = worse relationships for teens

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 02 March 201003 March 2010

University of Otago researchers have discovered that  increased exposure time either to television or computer screens amongst teenagers is linked […]

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Experts on tsunami and Chilean earthquake

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 28 February 201001 March 2010

Updated 7.30pm: Civil Defence has downgraded its national tsunami warning to an advisory but says water surges and rapid seal […]

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Australian scientists on climate change confusion

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 25 February 201025 February 2010

The Australian Science Media Centre rounded up questions on climate science from journalists and put them to leading scientists in […]

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Expert reaction to the launch of the Climate Change Emails inquiry

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 12 February 201012 February 2010

Last year saw the start of the ‘Climategate’ email controversy, in which it was claimed that top climate scientists from […]

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Climate scenarios overhaul – Nature

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 11 February 2010

A proposal for the next generation of climate scenarios for projecting future change features in this week’s Nature. This paper, […]

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‘IPCC: Cherish it, tweak it, scrap it?’ – scientists respond

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 11 February 201011 February 2010

In response to intensifying calls for reform of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), five influential climatologists have stepped […]

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Millions of people wasting time trying to get fit?

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 09 February 201009 February 2010

Are many of us wasting our time with efforts to get in shape? An article in the New Zealand Herald […]

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New Zealand leads the way in high temperature superconductors

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 08 February 201008 February 2010

This week, the 18th International Superconductivity Industry Summit (ISIS-18) will take place in Wellington.  The Summit brings together various companies […]

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Research calls for substantial reduction in salt intake

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 04 February 2010

A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine this month has prompted calls in Europe for EU-wide […]

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Climate scientists respond to IPCC criticisms

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 04 February 201004 February 2010

This week, the NZ Herald ran an editorial calling for greater scientific rigour and new leadership for the IPCC. An […]

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