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Shanny Campbell tracks her career from a Master in Development Studies to country director of Tajikistan for the Asian Development Bank.
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Shanny Campbell tracks her career from a Master in Development Studies to country director of Tajikistan for the Asian Development Bank.
Emeritus Professor Peter Barrett FRSNZ, FGS explains how he became Aotearoa New Zealand's pre-eminent Antarctic scientist and climate change spokesperson.
How do you make sense of unstructured data? If a medical centre captures data for over 5000 patients in a random manner, how do you identify recurring patterns? Or how do you gather meaningful insights about earthquakes from a number of unlabelled records including variables like magnitude, depth and location?