Video and TV
Videos and tv appearances by New Zealand's Independent Research Organisations
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Video and tv
Malaghan: RNA technology tackling New Zealand specific problems
8 February 2023: The recent pandemic has heralded advancements in RNA technology and as the Covid storm calms, we are left with a clear sight of the potential this technology has in our future.
Malaghan: Gene-editing tech pushes boundaries of immune system exploration
16 January 2023: Dr Olivier Lamiable is a team leader in the Ronchese Laboratory at the Malaghan Institute. He is using revolutionary CRISPR-Cas9 technology to understand how allergic diseases develop on a cellular and molecular level.
TTW/NewsHub: Leading kauri dieback scientists back indigenous knowledge to restore Aotearoa's kaurilands
10 January 2023: The future's looking brighter for a new generation of kauri trees. Working with scientists, rongoā Māori practitioners say they're close to finding a cure for kauri dieback disease.
Cawthron/NewsHub: Devastating floods destroy aquatic life in Nelson's Maitai River
10 January 2023: In August 2022, devastating floods hit the top of the South Island, destroying aquatic life in its rivers and estuaries. Journalist Alexa Cook from TV3's Newshub interviewed scientists from the Cawthron Institute about the ongoing impact from the event, which is believed to have killed 80 percent of the fish in Nelson's Maitai River.