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Living with retinitis pigmentosa: one patient’s story
2015-05-22DSC 7121 small Above: Saoirse doing her research.
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Flight of the Butterflies
2015-05-18Schools now have the opportunity to show a subsidised screening of a highly acclaimed natural history film.
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Evolution of New Zealand parrots
2015-05-13This article was first published in New Zealand Science Teacher in 2003 and presents the evolutionary history of two parrot groups in their geological context.
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Nature and science in the primary classroom
2015-05-11*The Enviroschools programme provides a wonderful context for integrating the nature of science in the primary classroom, writes CAROL BRIESEMAN.*
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Teachers’ evening at Malaghan Institute
2015-04-24Wellington secondary school science teachers are invited to a special evening at the Malaghan Institute.
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Targeting our immune system, not the disease
2015-04-23KATHERINE ALLEN writes about the emergence of immunotherapy, and the research being done at Wellington’s Malaghan Institute of Medical Research.
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Growing healthy learners
2015-04-21Government urged to invest in food and sustainability education.
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Light and film: exploring cross-curricular possibilities
2015-04-12A group of teachers at Waikato Diocesan School for Girls are interested in breaking down the barriers between their subjects, writes biology teacher MEL MOORE.
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New Zealand at the vanguard of environmental science
2015-04-03New Zealand leads the way in earth and environmental sciences in the Asia Pacific region, a new study finds.
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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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