Remembering Bill Robinson
On October 2, ‘Google Doodle’ celebrated what was the 81st birthday of Dr Bill Robinson, one of New Zealand’s most prominent scientists and inventors.
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A forty year journey with science and research
Dr Mike Staines joins a rare breed when he retires this month from his position as Senior Scientist, Robinson Research Institute, two weeks short of a forty year career.
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Of Journeys and Destinations: AI researchers Meng and Sharon share their story
She first came to New Zealand to visit friends, fell in love with the country and moved here on the Queen’s birthday in 2000. He followed a month and a half later.
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