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Going Cuckoo: Parasites of the Avian World
Cuckoo birds have evolved remarkable strategies to get other bird species to raise their young for them.
Ella Speers
Oct 21, 20229 min read
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The Sword of Damocles —Virus, Bacteria & the History of Pandemics
Living in a pandemic is nothing new. A peek in time will reveal how human fate is always tangled with infectious diseases.
Sheeta Mo
Oct 21, 20227 min read
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Conquest of Spaces — A Review of James Webb Space Telescope’s First Five Images
A review of the first five images produced using the James Webb Space telescope, and their technical and historical significance.
You-Rong F. Wang
Oct 21, 202211 min read
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Voluntary Speed restriction in Tīkapa Moana; saving endangered Bryde’s Whales
A look at TÄ«kapa Moanas cetacean populations and how social interventions have helped save lives by minimising ship-strike in the gulf.
Danielle Lucas
Oct 21, 20225 min read
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(SPECIAL ARTICLE) The Journey So Far: Looking Back on Two Years of UoA Scientific
A quick reflective journey of the past two years with UoA Scientific looking at the people both on and between the pages.
UoA Scientific Review
Oct 21, 20224 min read
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Have We Got Alzheimer’s All Wrong? Research Fraud Threatens Science
Potential data fraud has undermined decades of Alzheimer's disease research with implications for the integrity of science as a whole.
Katherine McLean
Oct 21, 20227 min read
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Going Cuckoo: Parasites of the Avian World
Cuckoo birds have evolved remarkable strategies to get other bird species to raise their young for them.
Ella Speers
Oct 21, 20229 min read
The Sword of Damocles —Virus, Bacteria & the History of Pandemics
Living in a pandemic is nothing new. A peek in time will reveal how human fate is always tangled with infectious diseases.
Sheeta Mo
Oct 21, 20227 min read
Conquest of Spaces — A Review of James Webb Space Telescope’s First Five Images
A review of the first five images produced using the James Webb Space telescope, and their technical and historical significance.
You-Rong F. Wang
Oct 21, 202211 min read
Voluntary Speed restriction in Tīkapa Moana; saving endangered Bryde’s Whales
A look at TÄ«kapa Moanas cetacean populations and how social interventions have helped save lives by minimising ship-strike in the gulf.
Danielle Lucas
Oct 21, 20225 min read
(SPECIAL ARTICLE) The Journey So Far: Looking Back on Two Years of UoA Scientific
A quick reflective journey of the past two years with UoA Scientific looking at the people both on and between the pages.
UoA Scientific Review
Oct 21, 20224 min read
Have We Got Alzheimer’s All Wrong? Research Fraud Threatens Science
Potential data fraud has undermined decades of Alzheimer's disease research with implications for the integrity of science as a whole.
Katherine McLean
Oct 21, 20227 min read
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