Tagged: interview

Emerging NZ Scientists – Cosmin Laslau, MESA Chairperson - Just So Science

Elf Eldridge • Mar 31, 2012 •

• conference,
• emerging scientists,
• interview,
• macdiarmid,
• MESA,
• NZAS,
• rutherford house,
• Wellington

For those that aren’t aware the NZ Association of Scientists (NZAS) has decided to make the topic of its annual conference “Do Emerging* Scientists have a Future in New Zealand?”. The conference is being held at Rutherford House in Wellington on the 16th April and has the usual collection of suspects from business, academia and government speaking about … Read More

TOSP Episode 20: February 14th 2012 - The Sciblogs Podcast

Elf Eldridge • Feb 15, 2012 •

• 2020,
• advanced materials,
• aimee whitcroft,
• biotechnology,
• Canterbury,
• discussion,
• Elf Eldridge,
• future,
• innovation,
• interview,
• investment,
• just so science,
• macdiarmid,
• MESA,
• misc.ience,
• nanoparticles,
• nanoscience,
• nanotchnology,
• New Zealand,
• photosynthesis,
• podcast,
• research,
• Science,
• science communication,
• superconductors,
• Technology,
• The Official Sciblogs Podcast,
• TOSP,
• university,
• victoria

Greetings, TOSP listeners! This week’s podcast is a teensy bit late (heh), and a little different to usual as it was the first we’ve done and edited ‘On the Road’. We (well, Elf – aimee was driving like a loon between Auckland and Wellington as practice for the Rally) travelled to … Read More

Animal babies, long snouts - Code for life

Grant Jacobs • Jan 29, 2010 •

• Animal,
• anteater,
• baby,
• elephant shrew,
• interview,
• media,
• video

Baby animals are cute. You've got to admit it. Long noses or snouts are striking. The two videos I bring you today feature animal babies with very long snouts. In the first video zoologist Marie Magnuson from the Smithsonian National Zoo (USA) introduces a baby anteater. Wait until you see the shots of the baby … Read More