Presenters

Dr Cecile de Klein

Dr Cecile de Klein, a senior scientist with AgResearch, has been working in the greenhouse gas research area for almost 20 years. Read moreabout:Dr Cecile de Klein

Professor Neil Gemmell is the AgResearch Chair in Reproduction and Genomics athe University of Otago and the inaugural Director of the Centre for Reproduction and Genomics. Read moreabout:Professor Neil Gemmell

Dr. Liz Carpenter

Liz Carpenter (PhD) is an immunologist at AgResearch, Ruakura. Liz leads a research group working on the development of Hyperimmune Milk through vaccination of dairy cows. Read moreabout:Dr. Liz Carpenter

Tom Lambie

Tom Lambie is an organic farmer from Pleasant Point in South Canterbury. His farm is 415ha, with 350ha irrigated with water sourced from farmer-owned Opuha Dam. Read moreabout:Tom Lambie

Nathan Clarke

Nathan Clarke is the technical leader of CPG New Zealand and Australia in the Wastewater, Waste to Energy, Process and Chemical engineering disciplines. Read moreabout:Nathan Clarke

Dr Helen Anderson

Until recently Helen was the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Research, Science & Technology. Prior to this Helen was MoRST’s Chief Scientific Adviser for more than five years. Read moreabout:Dr Helen Anderson

Nikki Hart

Nikki Hart has been practicing nutrition from 1995 since she received her post graduate diploma in Dietetics from the University of Otago. Read moreabout:Nikki Hart

Karen Olsen

Karen came to the ONE News Weather Team from Metservice. One of the more interesting projects Karen worked on with the service was spending much of 1989 on Raoul Island running the weather programme with three other people. Read moreabout:Karen Olsen

Professor Janet Hoek

Janet Hoek joined University of Otago Marketing Department in 2009; she was formerly a Professor of Marketing at Massey University. Read moreabout:Professor Janet Hoek

Dr Christine Jasoni

Christine was born and raised in Northern California, where she received a BSc in Biology and Mathematics. After obtaining her PhD in Developmental Neuroscience at the University of Washington, Christine moved to Dunedin in 2002 where she initially worked in the biotech industry as an expert in genome informatics, followed by a position as Research Fellow in the Centre for Neuroendocrinology at the University of Otago. Read moreabout:Dr Christine Jasoni