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1 Posts published on this day Dolphin researchers say NZ's proposed protection plan is flawed and misleading \| Making Waves Reading past the job-loss headlines \| FutureworkNZ 100% renewable electricity: A classic kiwi stoush in the making \| Planetary Ecology	2 Posts published on this day Orbits of the satellites launched by Rocket Lab three days ago \| Out of Space Japan resumes commercial whaling – researchers on how the world should respond \| Guest Work Apocalypse Cow \| The Dismal Science	3 Posts published on this day Robot dog meet robot stick \| Unsorted	4 Posts published on this day Could AI be the answer to our productivity woes? \| FutureworkNZ	5 Posts published on this day A New Zealand household emissions calculator \| Planetary Ecology	6	7
8 Posts published on this day The demand for statisticians and Easter bunnies \| FutureworkNZ “I’ve done my research!” \| BioBlog	9 Posts published on this day The evolution of work and workers \| Ariadne	10	11 Posts published on this day There’s no place like home \| FutureworkNZ	12 Posts published on this day What makes a job a good job? \| FutureworkNZ	13	14 Posts published on this day The Equation of Time \| Out of Space
15	16 Posts published on this day Apollo 11 and the Real Dish \| Out of Space Can tech-enabled flexible work close the gender pay gap? \| FutureworkNZ	17 Posts published on this day What to do when forecasts diverge? \| FutureworkNZ What can we learn from Healthy Housing Initiatives? New evidence from the Wellington Well Homes scheme \| Public Health Expert Beyond the moon(shot) \| Ariadne	18 Posts published on this day Remembering Apollo 11 \| Out of Space Blocking agri-tech doesn’t mean we can block its undesired effects \| FutureworkNZ	19 Posts published on this day Plague enthusiasts: do they assume no-one checks? \| BioBlog What is Kindness in Science? \| Kindness in Science	20	21
22 Posts published on this day Who should invest their money between workers’ ears? \| FutureworkNZ	23 Posts published on this day 40 years ago, scientists predicted climate change. And hey, they were right \| Guest Work Language in physics teaching \| Physics Stop Don’t ignore the ‘omics \| Genomics Aotearoa	24 Posts published on this day Back on the bicycle \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings	25 Posts published on this day The complexity of stick insect genomes and why it could help New Zealand conservation \| Genomics Aotearoa The perils of straight-line forecasting \| FutureworkNZ A new study on the heritability of autism spectrum disorder \| Unsorted	26 Posts published on this day Bioplastics – a major opportunity for New Zealand \| Guest Work	27 Posts published on this day Moon landings, automation fears and commissions of inquiry \| FutureworkNZ	28
29	30 Posts published on this day Quantum cryptography \| Physics Stop Footprints illuminate the Dark Age of moa evolution \| Unsorted	31 Posts published on this day Calling all Storytellers! \| Guest Work Why do the Danes like tech? \| FutureworkNZ

Who should invest their money between workers’ ears? - FutureworkNZ

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1 Posts published on this day Dolphin researchers say NZ's proposed protection plan is flawed and misleading \| Making Waves Reading past the job-loss headlines \| FutureworkNZ 100% renewable electricity: A classic kiwi stoush in the making \| Planetary Ecology	2 Posts published on this day Orbits of the satellites launched by Rocket Lab three days ago \| Out of Space Japan resumes commercial whaling – researchers on how the world should respond \| Guest Work Apocalypse Cow \| The Dismal Science	3 Posts published on this day Robot dog meet robot stick \| Unsorted	4 Posts published on this day Could AI be the answer to our productivity woes? \| FutureworkNZ	5 Posts published on this day A New Zealand household emissions calculator \| Planetary Ecology	6	7
8 Posts published on this day The demand for statisticians and Easter bunnies \| FutureworkNZ “I’ve done my research!” \| BioBlog	9 Posts published on this day The evolution of work and workers \| Ariadne	10	11 Posts published on this day There’s no place like home \| FutureworkNZ	12 Posts published on this day What makes a job a good job? \| FutureworkNZ	13	14 Posts published on this day The Equation of Time \| Out of Space
15	16 Posts published on this day Apollo 11 and the Real Dish \| Out of Space Can tech-enabled flexible work close the gender pay gap? \| FutureworkNZ	17 Posts published on this day What to do when forecasts diverge? \| FutureworkNZ What can we learn from Healthy Housing Initiatives? New evidence from the Wellington Well Homes scheme \| Public Health Expert Beyond the moon(shot) \| Ariadne	18 Posts published on this day Remembering Apollo 11 \| Out of Space Blocking agri-tech doesn’t mean we can block its undesired effects \| FutureworkNZ	19 Posts published on this day Plague enthusiasts: do they assume no-one checks? \| BioBlog What is Kindness in Science? \| Kindness in Science	20	21
22 Posts published on this day Who should invest their money between workers’ ears? \| FutureworkNZ	23 Posts published on this day 40 years ago, scientists predicted climate change. And hey, they were right \| Guest Work Language in physics teaching \| Physics Stop Don’t ignore the ‘omics \| Genomics Aotearoa	24 Posts published on this day Back on the bicycle \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings	25 Posts published on this day The complexity of stick insect genomes and why it could help New Zealand conservation \| Genomics Aotearoa The perils of straight-line forecasting \| FutureworkNZ A new study on the heritability of autism spectrum disorder \| Unsorted	26 Posts published on this day Bioplastics – a major opportunity for New Zealand \| Guest Work	27 Posts published on this day Moon landings, automation fears and commissions of inquiry \| FutureworkNZ	28
29	30 Posts published on this day Quantum cryptography \| Physics Stop Footprints illuminate the Dark Age of moa evolution \| Unsorted	31 Posts published on this day Calling all Storytellers! \| Guest Work Why do the Danes like tech? \| FutureworkNZ

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