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Expert Breakfast Report for 8 March 2017: Professor Abigail Smith, Department of Marine Science

Born in the USA, Professor Abigail Smith is nevertheless a very keen cricket fan. She agreed to be our breakfast speaker although she was on leave for 3 days, and then went straight on to watch the South Africa - New Zealand Test Match at the University Oval, so special thanks for that!

Expert Breakfast Report for 28 September 2016: Assoc Prof Chris Brickell, Department of Gender, Sociology and Social Work.

Associate Prof Chris Brickell works in the Gender studies programme in the Dept. of Gender, Sociology and Social Work (Gender 102 is one of the options papers for First Year Health Sciences). At the time of writing he is also acting head of the recently established Criminology Department. He has research interests in the history of male same-sex sexuality and intimacy, and in aspects of cultural change, focusing on gender relations in post-war New Zealand.

Expert Breakfast Report for 21 September 2016: Prof Glen Summerhayes, Department of Anthropology and Archeology

Prof Summerhayes described the multidisciplinary nature archeology, which draws on chemistry, physics, botany, anatomy, DNA analysis and many others.