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Forensic science can be tasked with identifying the identity of human remains. And the process is fascinating. Guest author Mike Stone explains how scientific analysis of these remains can provide interesting insights into our history.
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Safety and Science/Pūtaiao: Guidance for Aotearoa New Zealand Schools and Kura full document download and link to the MoE website.
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Charmaine Russell, Ngāti Ranginui and Ngāi Te Rangi, was looking for opportunities to weave together rāranga and the chemistry of traditional dyes. She shares her experience with NZASE Science Communicator Heather Goodey, providing a context that could be used for Level 1 assessments or adapted for use in the classroom at multiple levels.
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Kate Mauriohooho is a volcanologist who studies supereruptions and large silicic caldera systems.
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Professor Amanda Black is a biochemist who studies soil health and the control of bacteria that damage plants.
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Hemi Cumming is a Chemist who studies the structure of molecules that could benefit our health.
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Heni Unwin is a Māori researcher for marine technologies who brings science and Mātauranga Māori together to study ocean health.
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