Ngā Ahurei Hou a Te Apārangi New Fellows 2022

2022 New Fellows Seminars

• Ngā Ahurei Hou a Te Apārangi New Fellows 2022
• Jennifer Adams FRSNZ: High energy neutrino astrophysics
• Te Maire Tau FRSNZ: Resources, regulation and rangatiratanga
• Brendon Bradley FRSNZ: Forecasting the unpredictable - improving scientific understanding of earthquakes and advancing seismic resilience
• Virginia Braun FRSNZ: Knowledge matters... on shifting from being a knowledge producer to being a producer of knowledge about producing knowledge
• Andrew Allan FRSNZ: Plant Science has huge potential in Aotearoa-NZ’s response to the climate crisis
• Mark Bolland FRSNZ: (Accidentally) disputing dogma
• Karin Bryan FRSNZ: Morphodynamic feedbacks and the evolution of our coasts
• Hallie Buckley FRSNZ: A bioarchaeologist’s journey through time and space
• Owen Catchpole FRSNZ: Processing of natural materials into high value bioactives
• Murray Close FRSNZ: Groundwater research - making the invisible visible
• Gillian Dobbie FRSNZ: From data to machine learning
• Dorian Garrick FRSNZ: Developments in the nature and role of prediction to improve populations
• Simon Holdaway FRSNZ: From simple to complex, an archaeological antidote to unilineal culture history
• Simon Keller FRSNZ: Mental health as an ethical concept
• Nancy November FRSNZ: Who was listening to what in Vienna around 1800, and why should we care
• XiaoQi Chen Hon FRSNZ: Intelligent robots for better commonwealth of humankind
• Phil Lyver FRSNZ: He mātai i te taiao
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