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Scion Connections Issue 41, June 2022
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Celebrating the past while we shape the future
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Timberlands’ big, hairy, audacious goal
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Timber Design Centre to create future where timber construction leads the way
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Preparing New Zealand for extreme fire
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Three Scion projects receive $33.7 million of Endeavour Fund investment
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Tools for Foresters launches a collaborative new website
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Slash pile probes seek the heat
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Have insect, will travel
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These boots were tanned with pine bark
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Scion joins Genomic Aotearoa partnership
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A forest of one
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Collaboration agreement with Māori Carbon Collective
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Scion diagnostic used in English disease detection
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Home-grown bioenergy
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A glowing collaboration
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Celebrating 75 years of impact
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Friend or foe
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Making zero the hero
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Scion’s Te Whare Nui o Tuteata puts NZ on the architecture world map
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Awards celebrate Scion talent
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Scion’s history
Scion Connections Issue 41, June 2022
About this issue
Show the articles published in this issue- Celebrating the past while we shape the future
- Timberlands’ big, hairy, audacious goal
- Timber Design Centre to create future where timber construction leads the way
- Preparing New Zealand for extreme fire
- Three Scion projects receive $33.7 million of Endeavour Fund investment
- Tools for Foresters launches a collaborative new website
- Slash pile probes seek the heat
- Have insect, will travel
- These boots were tanned with pine bark
- Scion joins Genomic Aotearoa partnership
- A forest of one
- Collaboration agreement with Māori Carbon Collective
- Scion diagnostic used in English disease detection
- Home-grown bioenergy
- A glowing collaboration
- Celebrating 75 years of impact
- Friend or foe
- Making zero the hero
- Scion’s Te Whare Nui o Tuteata puts NZ on the architecture world map
- Awards celebrate Scion talent
- Scion’s history