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	1 Posts published on this day Post-communist Bulgaria, solar eclipses, and NZ Level 2 restrictions \| Physics Stop	2 Posts published on this day Sunspots do affect our weather, a bit, but not as much as other things \| Climate: Explained	3 Posts published on this day Upgrade of NZ’s COVID-19 Alert Levels Needed to Help Regain NZ’s Elimination Status \| Public Health Expert	4 Posts published on this day The waggling wisdom of bees \| Guest Work 10 years since the Darfield earthquake rocked New Zealand: what have we learned? \| Guest Work Survey shows 1 in 4 New Zealanders remain hesitant about a coronavirus vaccine \| COVID-19 The SMC Video Competition: The Science of Bellringing \| Guest Work read more	5	6
7 Posts published on this day Learning from techno-hype \| Ariadne Tax policy as a key health determinant: Reform for the Covid-19 reset \| Public Health Expert	8 Posts published on this day Now let’s flatten the infodemic curve \| Infectious Thoughts	9 Posts published on this day Pressing the pause button after an adverse event happens to a vaccine trial participant \| Diplomatic Immunity 'Compassionate conservation': just because we love invasive animals, doesn't mean we should protect them \| Guest Work Is Euthanasia a health priority for New Zealand at present? \| Public Health Expert Tuhia ki te rangi: a new space for student science communication \| Tuhia ki te rangi read more	10 Posts published on this day Secret Lives of Lakes \| Tuhia ki te rangi	11 Posts published on this day Five things we know about COVID-19, and five we don't \| COVID-19 Swimming with whales: you must know the risks and when it's best to keep your distance \| Guest Work Could academic streaming in New Zealand schools be on the way out? The evidence suggests it should be \| Guest Work	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Now everyone's a statistician. Here's what armchair COVID experts are getting wrong \| COVID-19 The 2019 measles epidemic in Samoa \| Tuhia ki te rangi Shifting all Isolation/Quarantine Facilities to a Single Air Force Base: The Need for a Critical Analysis \| Public Health Expert	15 Posts published on this day COVID-19 is not the only infectious disease New Zealand wants to eliminate, and genome sequencing is a crucial tool \| COVID-19 Tackling the hard issues – trust and relationships \| Genomics Aotearoa	16 Posts published on this day Will the tropics eventually become uninhabitable? \| Climate: Explained	17 Posts published on this day Things that grow fast, and things that surprise us \| Tuhia ki te rangi	18 Posts published on this day Euthanasia referendum: How to cut through the emotions \| Guest Work From adenoviruses to RNA: the pros and cons of different COVID vaccine technologies \| COVID-19 New Zealand will make big banks, insurers and firms disclose their climate risk. It's time other countries did too \| Guest Work	19	20
21 Posts published on this day How to strengthen the post-isolation Covid rules \| Infectious Thoughts Neuralink and You: A Human-AI Symbiosis \| Guest Work How the PCR test works and why it’s such a critical weapon against Covid-19 \| Infectious Thoughts	22 Posts published on this day Friction and the Anti-lock Braking System \| Physics Stop	23 Posts published on this day Humans ignite almost every wildfire that threatens homes \| Unsorted Humans have dealt with plenty of climate variability \| Climate: Explained Indigenous perspectives on unrestricted access to genomic data \| Genomics Aotearoa Terrible luck: lockdowns on learning and youth job prospects \| COVID-19 read more	24 Posts published on this day Small asteroid to make near-miss of Earth in NZ skies tonight \| Out of Space Cycling: head injuries ignored because of entrenched macho culture \| Guest Work Arctic sea ice is being increasingly melted from below by warming Atlantic water \| Guest Work The long-term health burden of COVID-19: further justification for NZ’s elimination strategy \| Public Health Expert read more	25 Posts published on this day Flight to nowhere sends the wrong message in climate crisis \| Planetary Ecology First steps: Jerry DeSilva on the evolution of bipedalism \| BioBlog	26 Posts published on this day Coronavirus: the road to vaccine roll-out is always bumpy, as 20th-century pandemics show \| Guest Work	27 Posts published on this day Where in the world will the next epidemic start? \| Guest Work
28 Posts published on this day End of life – it isn’t so easy \| Kidney Punch	29 Posts published on this day Rocky icebergs and deep anchors – new research on how planetary forces shape the Earth's surface \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day When analogies are taken too far: Spacetime is bent, but it’s not quite a stretchy membrane \| Physics Stop Are consumers willing to pay more for climate-friendly products? \| Climate: Explained

Small asteroid to make near-miss of Earth in NZ skies tonight - Out of Space

Duncan Steel • Sep 24, 2020

Cycling: head injuries ignored because of entrenched macho culture - Guest Work

Guest Author • Sep 24, 2020

Arctic sea ice is being increasingly melted from below by warming Atlantic water - Guest Work

Guest Author • Sep 24, 2020

The long-term health burden of COVID-19: further justification for NZ’s elimination strategy - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Sep 24, 2020

The smokefree policies of political parties: Do they care about people who smoke? - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Sep 24, 2020

Sciblogs Archive

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September 2020

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	1 Posts published on this day Post-communist Bulgaria, solar eclipses, and NZ Level 2 restrictions \| Physics Stop	2 Posts published on this day Sunspots do affect our weather, a bit, but not as much as other things \| Climate: Explained	3 Posts published on this day Upgrade of NZ’s COVID-19 Alert Levels Needed to Help Regain NZ’s Elimination Status \| Public Health Expert	4 Posts published on this day The waggling wisdom of bees \| Guest Work 10 years since the Darfield earthquake rocked New Zealand: what have we learned? \| Guest Work Survey shows 1 in 4 New Zealanders remain hesitant about a coronavirus vaccine \| COVID-19 The SMC Video Competition: The Science of Bellringing \| Guest Work read more	5	6
7 Posts published on this day Learning from techno-hype \| Ariadne Tax policy as a key health determinant: Reform for the Covid-19 reset \| Public Health Expert	8 Posts published on this day Now let’s flatten the infodemic curve \| Infectious Thoughts	9 Posts published on this day Pressing the pause button after an adverse event happens to a vaccine trial participant \| Diplomatic Immunity 'Compassionate conservation': just because we love invasive animals, doesn't mean we should protect them \| Guest Work Is Euthanasia a health priority for New Zealand at present? \| Public Health Expert Tuhia ki te rangi: a new space for student science communication \| Tuhia ki te rangi read more	10 Posts published on this day Secret Lives of Lakes \| Tuhia ki te rangi	11 Posts published on this day Five things we know about COVID-19, and five we don't \| COVID-19 Swimming with whales: you must know the risks and when it's best to keep your distance \| Guest Work Could academic streaming in New Zealand schools be on the way out? The evidence suggests it should be \| Guest Work	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Now everyone's a statistician. Here's what armchair COVID experts are getting wrong \| COVID-19 The 2019 measles epidemic in Samoa \| Tuhia ki te rangi Shifting all Isolation/Quarantine Facilities to a Single Air Force Base: The Need for a Critical Analysis \| Public Health Expert	15 Posts published on this day COVID-19 is not the only infectious disease New Zealand wants to eliminate, and genome sequencing is a crucial tool \| COVID-19 Tackling the hard issues – trust and relationships \| Genomics Aotearoa	16 Posts published on this day Will the tropics eventually become uninhabitable? \| Climate: Explained	17 Posts published on this day Things that grow fast, and things that surprise us \| Tuhia ki te rangi	18 Posts published on this day Euthanasia referendum: How to cut through the emotions \| Guest Work From adenoviruses to RNA: the pros and cons of different COVID vaccine technologies \| COVID-19 New Zealand will make big banks, insurers and firms disclose their climate risk. It's time other countries did too \| Guest Work	19	20
21 Posts published on this day How to strengthen the post-isolation Covid rules \| Infectious Thoughts Neuralink and You: A Human-AI Symbiosis \| Guest Work How the PCR test works and why it’s such a critical weapon against Covid-19 \| Infectious Thoughts	22 Posts published on this day Friction and the Anti-lock Braking System \| Physics Stop	23 Posts published on this day Humans ignite almost every wildfire that threatens homes \| Unsorted Humans have dealt with plenty of climate variability \| Climate: Explained Indigenous perspectives on unrestricted access to genomic data \| Genomics Aotearoa Terrible luck: lockdowns on learning and youth job prospects \| COVID-19 read more	24 Posts published on this day Small asteroid to make near-miss of Earth in NZ skies tonight \| Out of Space Cycling: head injuries ignored because of entrenched macho culture \| Guest Work Arctic sea ice is being increasingly melted from below by warming Atlantic water \| Guest Work The long-term health burden of COVID-19: further justification for NZ’s elimination strategy \| Public Health Expert read more	25 Posts published on this day Flight to nowhere sends the wrong message in climate crisis \| Planetary Ecology First steps: Jerry DeSilva on the evolution of bipedalism \| BioBlog	26 Posts published on this day Coronavirus: the road to vaccine roll-out is always bumpy, as 20th-century pandemics show \| Guest Work	27 Posts published on this day Where in the world will the next epidemic start? \| Guest Work
28 Posts published on this day End of life – it isn’t so easy \| Kidney Punch	29 Posts published on this day Rocky icebergs and deep anchors – new research on how planetary forces shape the Earth's surface \| Guest Work	30 Posts published on this day When analogies are taken too far: Spacetime is bent, but it’s not quite a stretchy membrane \| Physics Stop Are consumers willing to pay more for climate-friendly products? \| Climate: Explained

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