A team generating significant economic and environmental benefits from improving a plant partner of rye grass, a scientist developing a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and managing anxiety and a virologist communicating about pandemic threats have been recognised in the latest Prime Minister’s Science Prizes. A science teacher seeking equitable outcomes for his students and a student using fungi to enhance the filtering of water pollutants by plants were also recognised.
Lonneke Botello Hernandez is touring New Zealand with her book The Food Fountain of Youth, which offers advice about 'nutrients with science-based benefits for anti-aging beauty'. Lonneke and Colin discuss whether there is such a thing as anti-aging, and if you can really look more beautiful from the inside out.
the most excellent @lcsnz from #NZAS lands some very clear messages about the enshitification of #NZScience
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Great to hear that open access will be mandated for all research publications arising from MBIE funded research. I’m reading that details are to on the MBIE website tomorrow, with announcements, etc.