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30 June, 2020
Lakes give up secrets of past
Media
19 June, 2020
Exploring the current and past health of New Zealand’s southern lakes
Project Update
14 June, 2020
Microorganisms from surface sediment of Southland lakes
Academic Paper
15 May, 2020
Home Learning TV – Breaking It Down with Dr. Michelle Dickinson, featuring Susie Wood
Media
13 March, 2020
Professor Rewi Newman -election to the Academy of the Royal Society Te Apārangi
Media
28 January, 2020
Professor Stephen Meyers on inspiring scientific literacy
Media
18 January, 2020
Advancing our understanding of cyanobacteria in a future of global change
Academic Paper
1 January, 2020
Key Questions for Next-Generation Biomonitoring
Academic Paper
31 December, 2019
What Can DNA in the Environment Tell Us About an Ecosystem?
Academic Paper
14 December, 2019
Cyanobacteria and global change
Academic Paper
14 December, 2019
Lakes380 and Whanganui school builds on link with Rotokawau/Virginia Lake
Media
27 November, 2019
Radio New Zealand Interview – A spotlight on NZ lakes – Lakes380 part 2
Media
20 November, 2019
Radio New Zealand Interview – Lakes380 to reveal 1000-year history of lakes – part 1
Media
14 November, 2019
Lakes380 on the The Green Desk Show
Media
18 July, 2019
In Situ Collection and Preservation of Intact Microcystis Colonies to Assess Population Diversity and Microcystin Quotas
Academic Paper
25 June, 2019
Exploring the current and historic health of New Zealand’s most northern lakes (25 June 2019)
Media
10 June, 2019
Biology and biotechnological applications of microalgae and photosynthetic prokaryotes: Part 1
Academic Paper
19 May, 2019
Early warning system for cyanobacteria blooms concentrations
Academic Paper
18 April, 2019
Trends in DNA barcoding and metabarcoding
Academic Paper
25 February, 2019
NZ’s lakes get a $12m health check as ‘beasties’ and bacteria sampled
Media
3 February, 2019
Microcystins in New Zealand
Academic Paper
9 January, 2018
Health-check: more North Island lakes graded ‘Bad’ than ‘good’
Media