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Podcasts, videos, radio interviews, and tv appearances by New Zealand's Independent Research Organisations
Podcasts and audio
Lincoln Agritech: Machine learning in agriculture
16 February 2024: In this episode of Plains FM podcast Duct Tape and Flip Flops, Machine Vision Principal Scientist Jaco Fourie talks to "Josh and Josh" about how machine learning and AI can bring advances in our primary industries.
Cawthron: Oyster vaccine set to save multi-million dollar industry
15 February 2024: Research is underway to combat a virus that's devastated New Zealand's multimillion-dollar Pacific oyster industry. Nelson's Cawthron Institute has been granted $1 million over three years to develop a vaccine for Pacific oyster mortality syndrome, also known as Poms.
HERA: Ep.104 – Pioneering seismic research in Aotearoa
31 January 2024: In this episode of Stirring the Pot HERA talks with Shahab Ramhormozian. Shahab is an Associate Professor in Structural and Earthquake Engineering at Auckland University of Technology. Join HERA as they chat with him about being awarded the INN0V8 impact industry award at the 2023 HERA Future Forum Industry Awards.
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Video and tv
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.