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	1 Posts published on this day February ’16 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute How open science helped uncover a public health crisis in Flint, Michigan \| Guest Work Fixing the NZ Emissions Trading Scheme is just flogging the dead horse \| Hot Topic Climate change adaptation in global megacities protects wealth – not people \| Guest Work read more	2 Posts published on this day Kids Greening Taupō: A Step Towards Transformation \| Curious and Curiouser Why it's crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong \| Guest Work	3 Posts published on this day Poor robots? \| Ariadne Zika in NZ: sexual transmission or intrepid mosquito? \| Infectious Thoughts Why there’s an opportunity cost in not being in a Biz Dojo \| Stick The five most addictive substances on Earth – and what they do to your brain \| Guest Work read more	4 Posts published on this day Zika: a potential new mozzie vector? \| Infectious Thoughts Slugging it out? They call me mellow yellow \| Ice Doctor Part 6: The ultimate commons \| The Nature of Things Regulation of Natural Health Products consultation \| Code for life read more	5 Posts published on this day Sweet chromosomes \| Code for life New evidence supporting a link between Zika virus infection and microcephaly \| Infectious Thoughts	6 Posts published on this day Misrepresentation, misogyny and misandry – these should concern sceptics \| Open Parachute
7 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape: 6 March \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Book review: Pacific - The Ocean of the Future \| Scibooks Cheesecake files: A world second for heart attacks \| Kidney Punch The Island Bay Cycleway – Terribly Important and Nothing New \| Public Health Expert read more	8 Posts published on this day Chasing ice: how ice cores shape our understanding of ancient climate \| Guest Work The evidence is in: greater gender diversity in science benefits us all \| Guest Work Are You an Organ Donor? \| Honest Universe Are You an Organ Donor? \| Honest Universe read more	9 Posts published on this day Big South Cape: an invasion, a rescue and an eradication \| News Allergy-reducing baby formula debunked by experts \| News How climate change killed the dinosaurs' underwater cousins \| Guest Work Antarctica's blue whales are split into three distinct populations \| Guest Work read more	10 Posts published on this day Rethinking universities \| Ariadne Cheesecake files: A little something for World Kidney Day \| Kidney Punch Marine reserve overhaul - how to make the most of this opportunity \| Guest Work WWII war brides – love, law, race and marriage \| Infrequently Asked Questions read more	11 Posts published on this day Shifting pest control to our backyards \| Guest Work Part 7 - Community conservation won’t save biodiversity \| The Nature of Things Forensic pathology in New Zealand \| Forensic Scientist	12 Posts published on this day How scientists are helping Japan rebuild after the devastating 2011 tsunami \| Guest Work	13 Posts published on this day Fonterra and foresight \| Ariadne Hiding behind “experts” \| Open Parachute Five years after Fukushima, there are big lessons for nuclear disaster liability \| Guest Work
14 Posts published on this day Amid NZ coal mine closures, layoffs, do we need two new mines? \| Hot Topic Book review: The chimp and the river \| Scibooks NZ’s Smart Use of Big Data: Employment & Income Impacts of Selected Health Conditions \| Public Health Expert Wollongong University—feeble excuses for not naming Wilyman anti-vax thesis examiners \| Code for life read more	15 Posts published on this day Run! Well, amble! The giant carnivorous snails are coming! \| BioBlog Epigenetics: Can stress really change your genes? \| Guest Work As the reality of climate change kicks in, who is listening? \| Guest Work Why do wombats do cube-shaped poo? \| Guest Work read more	16 Posts published on this day Could humans hibernate? \| Guest Work An update on Zika infection and pregnancy \| Infectious Thoughts Whales still scarce after historic hunts \| News Big data shows how 'selfless' driving could ease traffic congestion \| Guest Work read more	17 Posts published on this day We still don't really know the health hazards of a nuclear accident \| Guest Work February's global temperature spike is a wake-up call \| Guest Work	18 Posts published on this day Part 8: Solving the biodiversity crisis \| The Nature of Things Paracetamol ineffective for osteoarthritis pain \| News Get fit, lose weight, with just two wheels \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings How serious is inbreeding in show dogs? \| Guest Work read more	19 Posts published on this day Picture of Pluto further refined by months of New Horizons data \| Guest Work	20 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape March 20 \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Panspermia: Danger in searching for alien life \| Micro to Macro
21 Posts published on this day Is Kiwimeter racist? \| The Psychologizer The Ombudsman on the OIA \| The Dismal Science The toxicity of chemophobia \| Open Parachute	22 Posts published on this day The race to digitise language records of the Pacific region before it is too late \| Guest Work Aboard the RRS Boaty McBoatface: life on a scientific research vessel \| Guest Work The UK Government Shows Leadership with a Soft Drink Tax Announcement \| Public Health Expert Coral bleaching comes to the Great Barrier Reef \| Guest Work read more	23 Posts published on this day Weaving knowledge to see the big picture \| Mātau Taiao Going veggie could cut global food emissions by two-thirds \| Guest Work Into the Waitakeres- Nihotupu Falls \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Ant-tastic science \| Pointing At Science read more	24 Posts published on this day Artificial intelligence research in New Zealand \| Ariadne Chemistry is everywhere – even in those natural products \| Open Parachute Book review: Ocean Notorious \| Scibooks Part 9 Vision: Biodiversity loss is not inevitable: it is a choice – your choice! \| The Nature of Things read more	25	26 Posts published on this day A Breakout Discovery: Supernova shock breakout detected \| Micro to Macro Exploring the Blended/Distance Delivery Landscape - A Learners' Perspective \| Molecular Matters	27
28 Posts published on this day Should degrees be taught mainly by research active staff? \| Molecular Matters Sunday Seascape 27 March \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings	29 Posts published on this day Bacteria found to thrive better in space than on Earth \| Guest Work Switzerland of the South Pacific: cargo cult thinking? \| The Dismal Science	30 Posts published on this day Societal trends \| Ariadne Why is Donald Trump so successful – and will he win? \| Open Parachute Gaps in conservation work \| News Saturn's moons may be younger than the dinosaurs – so could life really exist there? \| Guest Work read more	31 Posts published on this day Universities, export education and migration \| The Dismal Science The 'hobbits' were extinct much earlier than first thought \| Guest Work

Universities, export education and migration - The Dismal Science

Michael Reddell • Mar 31, 2016

The ‘hobbits’ were extinct much earlier than first thought - Guest Work

Guest Author • Mar 31, 2016

Societal trends - Ariadne

Robert Hickson • Mar 30, 2016

Why is Donald Trump so successful – and will he win? - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Mar 30, 2016

Gaps in conservation work - News

Sarah-Jane O'Connor • Mar 30, 2016

Saturn’s moons may be younger than the dinosaurs – so could life really exist there? - Guest Work

Guest Author • Mar 30, 2016

Engaging online simulator of measles outbreaks (& how NZ needs to do better in eliminating measles) - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Mar 30, 2016

Bacteria found to thrive better in space than on Earth - Guest Work

Guest Author • Mar 29, 2016

Switzerland of the South Pacific: cargo cult thinking? - The Dismal Science

Michael Reddell • Mar 29, 2016

Should degrees be taught mainly by research active staff? - Molecular Matters

Michael Edmonds • Mar 28, 2016

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	1 Posts published on this day February ’16 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute How open science helped uncover a public health crisis in Flint, Michigan \| Guest Work Fixing the NZ Emissions Trading Scheme is just flogging the dead horse \| Hot Topic Climate change adaptation in global megacities protects wealth – not people \| Guest Work read more	2 Posts published on this day Kids Greening Taupō: A Step Towards Transformation \| Curious and Curiouser Why it's crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong \| Guest Work	3 Posts published on this day Poor robots? \| Ariadne Zika in NZ: sexual transmission or intrepid mosquito? \| Infectious Thoughts Why there’s an opportunity cost in not being in a Biz Dojo \| Stick The five most addictive substances on Earth – and what they do to your brain \| Guest Work read more	4 Posts published on this day Zika: a potential new mozzie vector? \| Infectious Thoughts Slugging it out? They call me mellow yellow \| Ice Doctor Part 6: The ultimate commons \| The Nature of Things Regulation of Natural Health Products consultation \| Code for life read more	5 Posts published on this day Sweet chromosomes \| Code for life New evidence supporting a link between Zika virus infection and microcephaly \| Infectious Thoughts	6 Posts published on this day Misrepresentation, misogyny and misandry – these should concern sceptics \| Open Parachute
7 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape: 6 March \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Book review: Pacific - The Ocean of the Future \| Scibooks Cheesecake files: A world second for heart attacks \| Kidney Punch The Island Bay Cycleway – Terribly Important and Nothing New \| Public Health Expert read more	8 Posts published on this day Chasing ice: how ice cores shape our understanding of ancient climate \| Guest Work The evidence is in: greater gender diversity in science benefits us all \| Guest Work Are You an Organ Donor? \| Honest Universe Are You an Organ Donor? \| Honest Universe read more	9 Posts published on this day Big South Cape: an invasion, a rescue and an eradication \| News Allergy-reducing baby formula debunked by experts \| News How climate change killed the dinosaurs' underwater cousins \| Guest Work Antarctica's blue whales are split into three distinct populations \| Guest Work read more	10 Posts published on this day Rethinking universities \| Ariadne Cheesecake files: A little something for World Kidney Day \| Kidney Punch Marine reserve overhaul - how to make the most of this opportunity \| Guest Work WWII war brides – love, law, race and marriage \| Infrequently Asked Questions read more	11 Posts published on this day Shifting pest control to our backyards \| Guest Work Part 7 - Community conservation won’t save biodiversity \| The Nature of Things Forensic pathology in New Zealand \| Forensic Scientist	12 Posts published on this day How scientists are helping Japan rebuild after the devastating 2011 tsunami \| Guest Work	13 Posts published on this day Fonterra and foresight \| Ariadne Hiding behind “experts” \| Open Parachute Five years after Fukushima, there are big lessons for nuclear disaster liability \| Guest Work
14 Posts published on this day Amid NZ coal mine closures, layoffs, do we need two new mines? \| Hot Topic Book review: The chimp and the river \| Scibooks NZ’s Smart Use of Big Data: Employment & Income Impacts of Selected Health Conditions \| Public Health Expert Wollongong University—feeble excuses for not naming Wilyman anti-vax thesis examiners \| Code for life read more	15 Posts published on this day Run! Well, amble! The giant carnivorous snails are coming! \| BioBlog Epigenetics: Can stress really change your genes? \| Guest Work As the reality of climate change kicks in, who is listening? \| Guest Work Why do wombats do cube-shaped poo? \| Guest Work read more	16 Posts published on this day Could humans hibernate? \| Guest Work An update on Zika infection and pregnancy \| Infectious Thoughts Whales still scarce after historic hunts \| News Big data shows how 'selfless' driving could ease traffic congestion \| Guest Work read more	17 Posts published on this day We still don't really know the health hazards of a nuclear accident \| Guest Work February's global temperature spike is a wake-up call \| Guest Work	18 Posts published on this day Part 8: Solving the biodiversity crisis \| The Nature of Things Paracetamol ineffective for osteoarthritis pain \| News Get fit, lose weight, with just two wheels \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings How serious is inbreeding in show dogs? \| Guest Work read more	19 Posts published on this day Picture of Pluto further refined by months of New Horizons data \| Guest Work	20 Posts published on this day Sunday Seascape March 20 \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Panspermia: Danger in searching for alien life \| Micro to Macro
21 Posts published on this day Is Kiwimeter racist? \| The Psychologizer The Ombudsman on the OIA \| The Dismal Science The toxicity of chemophobia \| Open Parachute	22 Posts published on this day The race to digitise language records of the Pacific region before it is too late \| Guest Work Aboard the RRS Boaty McBoatface: life on a scientific research vessel \| Guest Work The UK Government Shows Leadership with a Soft Drink Tax Announcement \| Public Health Expert Coral bleaching comes to the Great Barrier Reef \| Guest Work read more	23 Posts published on this day Weaving knowledge to see the big picture \| Mātau Taiao Going veggie could cut global food emissions by two-thirds \| Guest Work Into the Waitakeres- Nihotupu Falls \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Ant-tastic science \| Pointing At Science read more	24 Posts published on this day Artificial intelligence research in New Zealand \| Ariadne Chemistry is everywhere – even in those natural products \| Open Parachute Book review: Ocean Notorious \| Scibooks Part 9 Vision: Biodiversity loss is not inevitable: it is a choice – your choice! \| The Nature of Things read more	25	26 Posts published on this day A Breakout Discovery: Supernova shock breakout detected \| Micro to Macro Exploring the Blended/Distance Delivery Landscape - A Learners' Perspective \| Molecular Matters	27
28 Posts published on this day Should degrees be taught mainly by research active staff? \| Molecular Matters Sunday Seascape 27 March \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings	29 Posts published on this day Bacteria found to thrive better in space than on Earth \| Guest Work Switzerland of the South Pacific: cargo cult thinking? \| The Dismal Science	30 Posts published on this day Societal trends \| Ariadne Why is Donald Trump so successful – and will he win? \| Open Parachute Gaps in conservation work \| News Saturn's moons may be younger than the dinosaurs – so could life really exist there? \| Guest Work read more	31 Posts published on this day Universities, export education and migration \| The Dismal Science The 'hobbits' were extinct much earlier than first thought \| Guest Work

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