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      <title>Scientists with Cool Names #24: Dr. Ngaio Beausoleil</title>
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      <description>&lt;![CDATA[&#xA;&#xA;I mean really, just look at that name.&#xA;###### #Sheep #New Zealand #Aotearoa #ScientistsWithCoolNames #Science #Nonsense&#xA;&#xA;I think one of the interesting side effects of being in New Zealand during Covid-19 is that people are looking closer to home for everything – at least in Aotearoa, where we&#39;re in a small Covid-free bubble of our own. So here&#39;s another homegrown scientist!&#xA;&#xA;Dr. Ngaio Beausoleil also works at Massey University, but unlike me at the artsy Wellington campus, she&#39;s on the agri nexus of New Zealand, Palmerston North. I found out about her work while researching for my suspended Herdr project, and have continued to be in awe of her research output quality and volume.&#xA;&#xA;A ngaio is a lovely kind of tree endemic to Aotearoa. It looks like this:&#xA;&#xA;She shares the same given name as Ngaio Marsh, New Zealand&#39;s Agatha Christie.&#xA;&#xA;]]&gt;</description>
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<h5 id="i-mean-really-just-look-at-that-name" id="i-mean-really-just-look-at-that-name">I mean really, just look at that name.</h5>

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<p>I think one of the interesting side effects of being in New Zealand during Covid-19 is that people are looking closer to home for everything – at least in Aotearoa, where we&#39;re in a small Covid-free bubble of our own. So here&#39;s another homegrown scientist!</p>

<p><a href="https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ngaio_Beausoleil">Dr. Ngaio Beausoleil</a> also works at Massey University, but unlike me at the artsy Wellington campus, she&#39;s on the agri nexus of New Zealand, Palmerston North. I found out about her work while researching for my suspended <a href="https://www.lucashaley.com/tag/sheep/">Herdr</a> project, and have continued to be in awe of her research output quality and volume.</p>

<p>A <em>ngaio</em> is a lovely kind of tree endemic to Aotearoa. It looks like this:</p>

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<p>She shares the same given name as <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ngaio_Marsh">Ngaio Marsh</a>, New Zealand&#39;s Agatha Christie.</p>

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