Includes: Saving our oceans; Ted Baker's science; Owen Eastwood performance coach; Alex Casey guest columnist; Stuart McCutcheon; arts and culture.
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Professor Rochelle Constantine is one of our many researchers working to preserve the delicate balance of life in under-threat marine ecosystems.
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Twenty years ago, Ted Baker was on the cover of the first Ingenio. We talk to him about about his career and his crystal-clear love of science.
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Three experts answer this burning question but only have 350 words to do so. And, this time, ChatGPT gets a turn too.
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The phrase 'fake news' is as old as the news itself. But it can still be difficult to spot. Associate Professor Luke Goode has seven tips to help.
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Owen Eastwood says a series of valuable personal connections armed him with all he needed to become one of the most in-demand performance coaches in the world.
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Opinion: Arts alumna Alex Casey has made a name for herself as a writer, TV host and podcaster. So why did she feel the need to log off social media?
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From a prominent Pacific artist, to Richard Branson's right-hand man, our 2023 Distinguished Alumni share great stories.
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Dr Samuel Mehr is a psychologist who uses the fun and games of a citizen science research platform to probe the influence of music.
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If you’re thinking of returning to study late in life, take a leaf out of Dr Waiora Port’s book.
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Filmmaker Jack Woon has engineered a creative path to showcase Kiwi-Chinese cuisine and culture with his TV show Sik Fan Lah!
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Tribute to Stuart McCutcheon; climate-proofing our crops; Don Binney artwork; 90-year-old teacher; news and research, arts and culture.
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Ingenio celebrates its 20th year of publication this year. The team behind Ingenio, how to keep in touch; disclaimer and copyright info.
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