Archive: Fri May 2018

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	1 Posts published on this day AI can help in crime prevention, but we still need a human in charge \| Guest Work April ’18 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute How plastic-eating bacteria actually work – a chemist explains \| Guest Work	2 Posts published on this day Language lost and found – keeping your mother tongue going one song at a time \| Lippy Linguist Is your genome really your own? The public and forensic value of DNA \| News Thanks Mum and Dad! Reef fish inherit tolerance to warming oceans \| News Six ways to improve water quality in New Zealand's lakes and rivers \| Guest Work read more	3 Posts published on this day Publication Bias \| The Dismal Science From #MeToo to #RiceBunny: how social media users are campaigning in China \| Guest Work DNA facial prediction could make protecting your privacy more difficult \| Guest Work The final cut: crank paper on NZ temperature record gets its rebuttal – warming continues unabated \| Hot Topic read more	4 Posts published on this day Our soils: more than meets the (developer’s) eye \| Guest Work Unemployment doesn't strike evenly... \| The Dismal Science	5 Posts published on this day I watched an entire Flat Earth Convention for my research – here's what I learnt \| Guest Work	6 Posts published on this day How artificial intelligence can detect – and create – fake news \| Guest Work
7 Posts published on this day Take it from me: neuroscience is advancing, but we're a long way off head transplants \| Guest Work	8	9	10	11	12	13
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Our soils: more than meets the (developer’s) eye - Guest Work

Guest Work • May 04, 2018

Unemployment doesn’t strike evenly… - The Dismal Science

Donal Curtin • May 04, 2018

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	1 Posts published on this day AI can help in crime prevention, but we still need a human in charge \| Guest Work April ’18 – NZ blogs sitemeter ranking \| Open Parachute How plastic-eating bacteria actually work – a chemist explains \| Guest Work	2 Posts published on this day Language lost and found – keeping your mother tongue going one song at a time \| Lippy Linguist Is your genome really your own? The public and forensic value of DNA \| News Thanks Mum and Dad! Reef fish inherit tolerance to warming oceans \| News Six ways to improve water quality in New Zealand's lakes and rivers \| Guest Work read more	3 Posts published on this day Publication Bias \| The Dismal Science From #MeToo to #RiceBunny: how social media users are campaigning in China \| Guest Work DNA facial prediction could make protecting your privacy more difficult \| Guest Work The final cut: crank paper on NZ temperature record gets its rebuttal – warming continues unabated \| Hot Topic read more	4 Posts published on this day Our soils: more than meets the (developer’s) eye \| Guest Work Unemployment doesn't strike evenly... \| The Dismal Science	5 Posts published on this day I watched an entire Flat Earth Convention for my research – here's what I learnt \| Guest Work	6 Posts published on this day How artificial intelligence can detect – and create – fake news \| Guest Work
7 Posts published on this day Take it from me: neuroscience is advancing, but we're a long way off head transplants \| Guest Work	8	9	10	11	12	13
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