KA PU TE RUHA, THE NEW NET
a changing world, our matauranga dna, as light in te reo, fused with imaginative possibilities of creativity, as boundless as mauri's remarkable, living blueprint itself.
[photo: 5.30.sci. (more…)
ADVENTUROUS 2012 MOMENTS
geeky reads: all the cool events discovered in science 2012–link2it.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 5.2.13~
TTG, NDA GROUP, AG-SCI & WHAT GREG MUIR’S TEAM COULD DEVELOP NEXT FOR NZ FARMERS BEST INDUSTRY INTERESTS & ENDEAVORS
Tru-Test Group, that fuses electronics for the agi-sci industry purchased Dairy Technology Services from NDA Group.
The agri-tech group finished 16th on the TIN100 survey of companies set up to improve technology and research. TTG splashed $73m for the acquisition.
What’s needed now is for a company like TTG, to develop the same thing with a banking software system invention, that can then track ‘white gold’ (aka dried dairy product with the water then extracted) around the world to see if NZ farmers are achieving the best brand leverage from dairy leaving the farm gate to distribution world wide. (more…)
GEEK READS
cool website is: the gt.
lithium air. thin film batteries.
words: availability of scientists and engineers. capacity for innovation. university-industry collaboration in r + d.
IMPROVING, CONSTANTLY…
Erica Williams works in Mātauranga Māori science research.
To incorporate both traditional Maori and nontraditional scientific knowledge is EW’s work in science.
Mātauranga Māori science research is dynamic, constantly evolving.”
Cool.
Source: NIWA.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 28.1.13~
INNOVATION, THE MATAURANGA WE SEE
an innovative nation: inspired by Papatuanku and friends,
we reproduce the matauranga we see.
Innovation links – 10:
1. matauranga -see the world as a taniko pattern
2. mixologists see the world in contrasted juxtapositions
3. wealth creation recipe 2013+… where there is silicon re-imagine in graphene
4. “distillery moderation” + quality = a new industry of markets + distribution
5. new IMAX film franchises - location the new star – ‘man’s’ relationship with the elements.
6. SCREADS of innovative ideas
7. health enhanced vitner’s lucky culture
8. ensuring a welcoming creative environment exists for enviro-innovatives is required
9. we thrive in the future when we imagine + create
10. s.j
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 27.1.13~
CIRCADIAN RHYTHM SYSTEM SKYLINE GARDEN SALAD
On the twelfth wing platform of the secured rooftop garden circle, David strolled through the aisle between the rows of lush bountiful green taking what he needed. He altered the the nutrient blends that feed into the garden's atmos-derived mist jets once a week, according to his body's shifting eruthrocyte and leukocytes needs. Mesculin, garlic chives and baby kamo kamo took his fancy today. The sky's light in the setting sun calmed the circadian rhythm system of the circus called his nerves from the day. (more…)
MATAURANGA BANK – ALL IWI NEED AN “OFFICE OF KNOWLEDGE ENTERPRISE”
high-resolution protein structure determination that deciphers a protein’s structure via x-ray diffraction to its highest limit.
–office of knowledge enterprise.asu via sciencemag.org.
personalized medicine is a growing field.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 26.1.13~
INTEREST IN SCIENCE ON THE UP & THE RISE OF SCIENCE GEEK BIOHACKING
The FBI has agents who have microbiology backgrounds. Their expertise is weapons of mass destruction. More recently though, the same scientists examine the hobby that has sprung up of at home scientists (amateur) who experiment with with genes, proteins and bacteria. Amateur geneticists, biopunks or outlaw biologists. They love to call themselves biohackers. Instead of hacking computer codes, they tinker with DNA, the code of life.
In a way they do what the banking community did during the global financial crises. Economies over-printed money (or clocked up debt), then some of these nations set about hacking other nations economies. Really! That did happen. So, it’s not difficult to see why science is on the rise.
Unfotunately though some of the experiments can be dangerous, as they are not conducted in labs with adequate safety, or they lack ethics, hence a need for the FBI to hire top scientists to look into it. So to keep track of science progress, the FBI has set up the Biological Countermeasures Unit just to stay on top of the DIYbio movement. (more…)
SASHIMI JUNGLE FRIDAY NIGHT
Roaring in to the cold basement concrete womb of his Hong Kong home, David parked his bike between the secured tanks of the apartment-complex's ika farm. Waving his thumb across the tank's sensor, masterfully with net he scooped dinner into a fish pack on the way to the elevator. A sashimi friday night it was.* (more…)
SCIENCE WORDS – EDUCATOR OCEAN MERCIER 2013
Maori world views within the scientific community are important and celebrated the people and ideas delivering an edge in the world of science. Maori have always been scientists and continue to be scientists. Our brand of science maybe a little different from Western science but, nonetheless, it allowed us to work in the world, to be in the world, to live in the world, to survive in the world for generations.
–Dr Ocean Mercier fronts the edu-tainment TV series Matauranga.
Source: MTS press kit.
Ka pai te wahine na.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 21.1.13~
CALLAGHAN INSTITUTE BUZZ WORDS 2013
Science names NZ 2013: Sir Peter Maire. Craig Richardson. Robin Hapi. Peter Hunter. Callaghan Innovation. Sue Suckling. Neville Jordan. Richard Janes. Steven Joyce. Paul Lockey. Michele Allan. Additional buzz words: ”one stop shop” for high value, innovative businesses with high growth potential.
["Robin Hapi"... that's funny. source: compu world]
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 21.1.13~
OTHER WORLDLY – THE SEALED FRAGRANCE LINES
“Other Worldly: the sealed fragrance range,” is an idea buzzing through the brain.
It’s nice to have a creative brain. Sometimes…
with my Iwi entrepreneur cap on then: the no.1 issue though is: do you distill the range from Lake Vostok’s ice shelf H20, sealed off from light or air for at least 14 million years, or do you create the line sourced of H2O from elsewhere? (more…)
PATENTS GRAPHENE 20TH JANUARY 2012
who leads registered patents for graphene? China (2,204). US (1,754). South Korea (1,160). UK (54).
One question: where are NZ’s?
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therefore:
for my own reference – to read more when needing wanting to geek it, a reading list of jottings, thoughts follows.
on a basic level graphene is useful for nanoplatelets (gnp’s) energy storage facilities. (more…)
R + D ELEPHENE JEANS – DAVID REUBEN FUTURISTIC NOVELS INC.
The sun was just setting along the cityscape as a pair of elephene-denim blend jeans, straddled a grayhound-lite, fuel-free bike. David Reuben, a Kiwi, wove masterfully through the towering solar panel lit, skyscraper streets of Hong Kong.
–a line from a novel set in the future.
Background research:
honeycombe structured graphene: the material – described as being far stronger than diamond, about 100 times stronger than steel; much more conductive than copper and as flexible as rubber – is the super material that could make the world more energy efficient in technological design.
It is also touted as a possible replacement for silicon in electronics. About 1% of graphene mixed into plastics could make them conductive. Companies have slimmed down so they can no longer afford top research institutes. Samsung have a few graphene patents registered and in development.
Samsung has an institute. The UK whose early science with Russian born scientists helped discover graphene are hoping to do build an institute too. (more…)
A SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY & SHARP MAORI SCIENTISTS NEEDED
A character in itself,
the quality of the whisky,
is also said to have been down
to the purity of the water from
Lock Ness, which fed the
Inverness distillery.
–nbr
More sharp young Maori minds engaged in science is needed.
An ability to design and explore how science can support Maori businesses
and reproduce more Maori scientists is now where New Zealand is at.
–nzb
Scotch whisky’s appeal is global -Time Inc photograph.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 19.1.13~
ANTARCTICA FILMMAKING, MOVIE STILL
“It’s an environment unlike anything else, a place of great beauty and history.”
–Antarctica’s surreal quirk. Photo filmmaker, Anthony Powell.
Science projects in the area are amazing.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 19.1.13~
EARTHQUAKES CAUSES, FREQUENCIES, ACCURATE TRACKING SYSTEMS FOR CITY PLANNERS & INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS GUIDANCE
Earthquakes can sink an economy, quicker than the titanic.
Citizens of New Zealand want to know more of how earthquakes are caused, where and why. You can never be too prepared. The NZH has a tale on that with that vein of thought. Built up cities lose the most, when earthquakes hit a region as infrastructure investment is intensified in cities. (more…)
SCREADS [SCIENCE READS] – A LIST
Social media is helping forecast the news of the future. Groovy.
In real scientific discoveries news – here’s a reading list of interesting reading.
Interesting Reading: the links
Top 10 science longreads of 2012 + Ed Yong | Phenomena + links
Science: Best of 2012: Science + Best of 2012: Technocrats
The 25 best reads on the web this year + Thomas Houston | The Verge
ZHO ZHO VINO ROUGE ADVANCEMENTS – HEART HEALTH CONVIVIAL CONSERVATION
NZ scientists may develop a new form of vitner’s luck in wine making practices:
Science news: A Chinese scientist claims they have discovered an anti-ageing formula called resveratrol.
“Lamin A and SIRTI would be boosted with resveratrol, a compound found in the skin of red grapes and other fruits which has been touted by some scientists and companies as a way to slow aging or remain healthy as people get older… as resveratrol is found in red wine that reduces heart disease and ageing… the amount of resveratrol in red wine is very low [to deter ageing in a capacity that it could do].”
–Zhou Zhongjun, University of Hong Kong.
NZ needs to infuse resveratrol in vitner’s practices…
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 28.12.12~
ADVANCED IKA HEALTH INDUSTRIES IWI BUILD UPS…
Fishy ideas…
White papers on fish stuff – Titles to research if time:
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Photo: M3K.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 26.12.12~
COLD FISH PROPERTIES INC
Deep sea fish oil is extracted from fish living in the cold sea and ocean water.
These fish are more nutritious, safe, and have higher contents of fish oil
than those living in warm water.- – -
X-Ray image: sfy.
Photo2: iMedical.
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific. 26.12.12~
IMAGINATIVE MEMORY OF FUSION AESTHETIC INVENTIONS
“Live out of your imagination instead of out of your memory.”
– Chinese fortune cookie (more…)
ECONOMIC THEATRE – EFFICIENT INFRASTRUCTURE CREATIVE PLAY IN THE HOUSE THAT BOND BUILT
Creative people play every day in productive ways. It’s how they [we] explore, invent the new and dream up the new, so that entrepreneurs can then get things done.
As we have a purpose to be productive, creative play [and an economy is a creative play on a global stage of sorts] becomes increasingly productive with how citizens choose to use leisure time. Creative people use leisure time productively. It is their intellectual down-to-earth DNA.
A focus to build, can lead to a nation of innovative, useful, fun, playful inventors building the efficient infrastructure we need that makes a people sustainably wealthy over time, due to good building designs of all kinds that are both fun and smart.
An economist writes a creative story. They write: When the cat’s away, the mice will play. Right now, New Zealanders are the mice and the financial market is the cat… NZ’s net foreign liabilities are still about 70 per cent of gross domestic product [too high for comfort]. (more…)
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