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Dr Jodie Rummer, marine biologist, James Cook University, Townsville Dr Jodie Rummer swims with sharks for her research. She is fascinated by fish and their ability to deliver oxygen to their muscles...
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Dr Muireann Irish, cognitive neuroscientist, Neuroscience Research Australia/UNSW, Sydney Dr Muireann Irish has discovered which parts of our brain are essential to imagine the future, ranging from...
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Dr Shari Breen, astronomer, CSIRO, Sydney We are made of star stuff. The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth and the iron in our blood were all made in high mass stars that burnt briefly and...
View ArticleWhen the oceans were 20 metres higher: revealing past and future climates
Dr Christina Riesselman, geologist, University of Otago, Dunedin Three million years ago Earth was much as it is today – familiar continents, animals, and carbon dioxide levels. But temperatures were...
View ArticleNZ: Pioneering research earns inaugural science award
University of Otago geologist to research climate change since the last Ice Age 2014 may have been the hottest year on record, but was it the hottest year since the end of the last Ice Age? And if it...
View ArticleSticky: L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Australia & New Zealand Fellows
Links to full profiles below Hi-res photos of the Fellows are available in their profiles Videos embedded in profiles and available here for download in high definition, with and without audio The...
View ArticlePhotos of the 2015 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Australia & New...
Images from the 2015 Fellowship Ceremony below Hi-res photos of the Fellows are available in their profiles, and videos available here for download in high definition, with and without audio A hot...
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