Video and TV
Videos and tv appearances by New Zealand's Independent Research Organisations
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Video and tv
Lincoln Agritech: Transforming Yield Maps into Profit-and-Loss Maps
19 June 2024: In this 40-minute webinar, Allister Holmes explains how to leverage yield maps to create profit-and-loss maps. By focusing on the economic implications of yield variations, growers can make data-driven decisions to enhance their profitability.
Malaghan: The ever-evolving world of immunology research
13 June 2024: Arguably the most important security guard of our immune system, dendritic cells could be the key to understanding how our immune system responds to allergies. It’s a focus for research officer Abbie Larson from the Ronchese Lab, who is using advanced technologies to evolve our thinking.
Malaghan: Making CAR T-cells more effective
21 May 2024: PhD student Jarem Wylie is researching ways to make CAR T-cell therapy even more effective and safer so that it can be applied to a broader range of cancers. His studies have taught him that negative results are as informative as breakthroughs in scientific discovery.
Lincoln Agritech: Unleashing the power of data science
7 May 2024: In this 40-minute webinar, learn how data science is revolutionising the way businesses operate and make decisions. No matter your level of experience, you’ll find something valuable in this session. Join Lincoln Agritech's Machine Vision Principal Scientist Jaco Fourie.
Malaghan: Mapping the lung's fight
18 April 2024: Rebecca Palmer is a PhD student at the Malaghan Institute investigating the lung’s multi-faceted immune response to provide a holistic understanding of how the lung adapts to different types of infections.
Cawthron: Aotearoa Aquatic Diseases Symposium 2023
9 April 2024: This symposium was an output of the Emerging Aquatic Diseases research Programme - a five-year collaborative research programme enabled by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment through the Endeavour Fund and led by Cawthron Institute. It addresses emerging aquatic diseases in wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture and will tackle long standing challenges associated with unresolved disease investigations.
Cawthron: Seaweek Science Talk - Seagrass Restoration with Dr Dan Crossett
5 March 2024: Cawthron Marine Ecologist Dr Dan Crossett discusses "Investigations into seed and shoot-based seagrass restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand" in this Seaweek Science Talk jointly hosted by Cawthron and the Nelson Science Society.
Malaghan: A science within a science - the hidden world of bioinformatics
15 February 2024: Bioinformatics uses cutting-edge data-visualisation and data-sorting tools to help scientists decipher and understand the incredibly complex and incredibly large sets of biological information generated from their experiments. Sam Old is a bioinformatics research officer at the Malaghan Institute who uses his skills in bioinformatics to accelerate the pace of research.
Malaghan: Could eradicating a bacterial infection be the key to preventing stomach cancer?
8 February 2024: Kate Maclean is a clinical researcher in the Le Gros laboratory at the Malaghan Institute who will soon be applying her expertise in human hookworm to human bacteria, with the aim of reducing the incidence of stomach cancer in New Zealand.
Malaghan: NZ invention to enhance safety of CAR T and other cell therapies
29 January 2024: An innovative 'safety switch' for CAR T-cell therapy, designed at the Malaghan Institute and recently patented, has the potential to significantly enhance the safety and accessibility of this cutting-edge cancer immunotherapy and other cell therapies.