SUPERBUGS
Photo: Dr Kristin Dyet, ESR, is in charge of national MRSA surveillance NZ Listener Cover Story August 3-9 Scourge of Continue reading
Glenda Jane Lewis
I am a freelance science communications adviser and writer. As well as organising lecture tours and media for visiting scientists, I devise national science programmes such as the Transit of Venus, Are Angels OK?, and from Africa to Aotearoa – the longest journey. I write about science and the environment in the context of current issues and personal experiences. This is the place for that writing.
JAWS. The Controversy
Photo: Emeritus Professor Paul Ehrlich, co-author with orthodontist Sandra Kahn, of JAWS The Story of a Hidden Epidemic NZ Listener cover Continue reading
Why is Yersinia on the rise?
Photo: Co-author, Distinguished Professor Nigel French FRSNZ New Zealanders were surprised to learn that those forces for good in human Continue reading
The Goodall Effect
https://www.stuff.co.nz/opinion/112772842/jane-goodall-wants-nzers-to-move-mountains OPINION: Dr Jane Goodall, DBE, and founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace, is now Continue reading
Clock-radio
Photo: Professor Roy Kerr and Laura Pishief, Stockholm, 25 May 2016 http://turbinekapohau.org.nz/2018-contents-nonfiction-glenda-lewis/ Clock-Radio Clock-radio has been with me through good Continue reading
Who were the first humans to reach Aotearoa?
In the news: Who were the first humans to reach Aotearoa? Published in The Press, Dominion Post and provincial daily Continue reading
The ancient origins of New Zealanders
Pen and ink drawing of New Zealand scientist, Professor Allan Wilson (d. 1991) In the news: The ancient origins of Continue reading
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship
From Milton under Wychwood Glenda Lewis has a 2016 Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship to compare the farming communities of Continue reading
