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HERA: Ep.108 – Skill set reset: Vocational education at a crossroad
31 July 2024: In this episode of Stirring the Pot HERA talks with Phil Alexander-Crawford. As CEO at Hanga Aro Rau Workforce Development Council (WDC), Phil leads the discussion on transforming vocational education, forging strong industry partnerships, and embracing workforce diversity.
Malgahan:RNZ - Targeting bacteria, and health inequities
20 June 2024: Malaghan's Dr Tom Mules and Kate Maclean speak to Claire Concannon at RNZ's Our Changing World about their clinical research tackling health disparities in stomach cancer through identifying and targeting a key bacteria associated with this disease.
Motu: "Immensely frustrating": What is the impact of Long Covid?
16 April 2024: Motu Fellow Jaimie Monk has suffered from long covid. She spoke with Kerre Woodham on NewstalkZB about the symptoms and balancing work in the context of changes to the Jobseeker benefit.
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Video and tv
Lincoln Agritech: Alice Sai Louie: Breaking the Wall of Hidden Waters
13 September 2024: Lincoln Agritech's Alice Sai Louie placed second in the Falling Walls Lab competition for her innovation of repurposing existing fibre optic telecommunications networks with distributed temperature sensors for real-time groundwater flood monitoring.
Malaghan: Fever, too hot to handle or the body's first line of defence?
21 August 2024: “Everyone has heard grandma’s advice to ‘let the fever run its course’, that an increased body temperatures will drive out whatever is infecting the body. What if that wasn’t entirely unhelpful advice?” asks PhD student, Rosemary Jackson.
2024 Cawthron Annual Lecture - Dr Xavier Pochon
15 August 2024: Cawthron Scientist Dr Xavier Pochon provide a comprehensive overview of how citizen science is contributing to mapping ocean health through the newly launched Citizens of the Sea project.