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Nativism and terrorism, blood and soil
The mosque gunman's manifesto was intended to polarise, but the overwhelming response in the wake of the attacks has been unity, writes Dr Chris Wilson.
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What do mathematicians do if machines are doing all the math?
For thousands of years, calculation – numerical and symbolic – was the price we had to pay to do or use mathematics. But that is no longer the case.
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Adult daughters of mothers who smoked in pregnancy more likely short, obese
Another reason for women to avoid tobacco during pregnancy: it heightens the chances of their daughters growing up short and developing obesity.
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Glow-in-the-dark zebrafish overturn 100-year medical theory
Glow-in-the-dark zebrafish are opening the door to future possible therapies for a painful chronic disorder and a better understanding of how cancer spreads.
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Life and death during the Mongolian Bronze Age
New research shows Bronze-Age Mongolians probably lived in small nomadic groups, had a relatively well-balanced diet and used horses for transportation.
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Seeing is Believing? Media Integrity in a Post-Truth World
Professor Nasir Memon will talk about the emergence of “fake news” and realistic looking media that has led to a resurgent interest in digital media forensics.
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Join us for the 2019 Ihaka Lectures
The theme for this annual series, hosted by the Department of Statistics, is ‘Rise of the machine learners: Statistical learning in the computational era.’
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Fast Forward 2019
Fast Forward returns and runs until May focussing on high-quality design for Auckland’s expanding urban areas.
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