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Business.Scoop » Researchers And Scholars At The Top Of Their Fields Elected As Ngā Ahurei Fellows - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Researchers And Scholars At The Top Of Their Fields Elected As Ngā Ahurei Fellows

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

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Community Scoop » Researchers And Scholars At The Top Of Their Fields Elected As Ngā Ahurei Fellows

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'Close to unprecedented': What this extreme summer did to our beaches - Vimarsana News

'Close to unprecedented': What this extreme summer did to our beaches

Many of New Zealand’s famous northern beaches have been left markedly eroded by a slew of severe summer storms, with one expert calling the impacts “pretty

High-tech tool to help scientists see the wood for the trees - Vimarsana News

High-tech tool to help scientists see the wood for the trees

Decision-makers faced with environmental issues now have an artificial intelligence tool to make the science more accessible than ever.

Source: msn.com
Coastal News Today | NZ - Scientists Uncover Secret to Healthy Estuaries - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NZ - Scientists Uncover Secret to Healthy Estuaries

Estuaries are where freshwater rivers meet the ocean, and where people live and visit. The estuaries dotted along New Zealand’s coastline provide many economic and recreational opportunities like swimming, boating, sightseeing and collecting kaimoana. Team leader of marine science and aquaculture professor Conrad Pilditch is supervising the research along with Professor Karin Bryan, Associate Professor Kura Paul-Burke, Dr Joanne Ellis and Dr Shari Gallop. “Estuaries are fascinating places to study scientifically because they are so complicated,” says Professor Pilditch. “There are a l...