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PhD student odette howarth sat down for a Q and A with the Hauraki Gulf Forum to chat about her research using BRUVs to survey marine biodiversity. gulfjournal.org.nz/2021/06/spying…

"McGoverin et al. summarize the state of the field of optical bacterial detection" aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/10… Full paper at: doi.org/10.1063/5.0057… Congrats to Cushla, Dr Fred Vanholsbeeck and team. I got to see the hard work that went into this publication

Out now, breaking research of a new species of ancient penguin🐧discovered by children from a natural history group in NZ😮 Kairuku waewaeroa was a giant penguin with long legs, for fast swimming and deep diving, say Massey University experts 👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… SVP

New fossil penguin on the loose! Meet Kairuku waewaeroa, a giant penguin from New Zealand. This penguin has a really great story - the fossil was discovered by children on a trip with the Hamilton junior naturalist club!

New species of NZ penguin! New research from PhD student Giova, Daniel Thomas and Daniel Ksepka published today. Amazing artwork frm Giova tells the story of the discovery of this new species. Full article: tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Reddit user Phoenyx1980 writes "...At 1.4m tall they'd be good eating for the Haast Eagle..." Although giant penguins lived before Haast's Eagle, size as an anti-predator defence adaptation is a valid hypothesis. Thoughts, Giova and Daniel Ksepka? reddit.com/r/newzealand/c…

Do I know you? I recently participated to the italian paleoart contest putting together two extinct flightless birds from New Zealand, the Chatham penguin and the north Island moa. #paleoart

Ever since I saw a pigeon eat a cigarette butt in NYC, I have wondered about why some birds evolved larger or smaller brains. I am happy to share this article tying our NESCent research into the larger story of avian brain evolution. americanscientist.org/article/bird-b…

Congratulations Giova for having your amazing art feature on the cover of the latest issue of Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, showcasing the first paper from your @AlbanyBiology Massey University PhD doi.org/10.1080/027246…

Visit the Natural Sciences at Massey Massey University stall at the MOTAT STEM Fair 2022 today. Puzzles, spiders and more!!

Here with Anne Wignall at MOTAT for STEM Fair 2022 - spiders and skulls for the Natural Sciences at Massey Massey University stall

Moa nunui now on Sketchfab thanks to Auckland Museum. With art generously provided by Paul Martinson. Meet and download LB7111 from the Land Vertebrates collections over at skfb.ly/oABrQ, scanned as part of an ongoing collaboration with Natural Sciences at Massey Massey University

Super pleased to know that our JoB paper was promptly featured: Nautiloids Thrived For 500 Million Years Until These Guys Appeared youtu.be/3vQ55ToQeWI via YouTube