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Innovative Teacher Series: Kirsty Farrant
2013-07-29*Teaching ethics in biology class: a self study*
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Schools are encouraged to follow genome sequencing
2013-06-26New Zealand scientists invite the public to follow along as they sequence the tuatara genome
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Smartphones help save forest
2013-06-10Solar-powered smartphones hanging from trees in rainforests are playing an important new role: alerting environmentalists to illegal logging.
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DNA data to be shared
2013-06-06Global Alliance aims to share medical results and boost medical progress
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Jellyfish tracked by citizen scientists
2013-06-06Mediterranean swimmers are at risk from a surge in dangerous jellyfish.
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Liquid blood found in mammoth
2013-06-04Although woolly mammoths are thought to have died out 10,000 years ago, their revival could be made possible, thanks to a discovery on a remote Arctic island.
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Moa book wins 2013 Royal Society Science Book Prize
2013-05-29Moa is a science documentary on paper
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Moa book wins 2013 Science Book Prize
2013-05-20It may be long extinct, but the moa has been brought back to life on the pages of a new book by Quinn Berentson.
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Ask-A-Scientist: Are there any dinosaurs alive today?
2012-10-15Crystal Steventon, Tikipunga Primary School.
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Refraction and diffraction of light through ice crystals in the clouds
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Philippa On The Ice Philippa Werry at an Antarctic research camp 2016
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