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From oil to cheese and back again
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CHEESE and petrol - like oil and water - have more in common than
it would seem.
Especially if you're an up-and-coming French physicist studying in
New Zealand. When Sophie Godefroy left Paris to study at Victoria
University her research career had been focused on the composition of
petroleum.
Events took an unexpected turn when dairy giant Fonterra
approached the university wanting to better understand the properties
of its export cheeses.
Godefroy was seconded to the ...
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From oil to cheese and back again
Sunday Star-Times
; CHEESE and petrol - like oil and water - have more in common than it would seem. Especially if you're an up-and-coming French physicist studying in New Zealand. When Sophie Godefroy left Paris to study at Victoria University her research career had been focused on the composition of petroleum.
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Journal of the History of Ideas
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The Washington Post
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Jean-Nicolas Servandoni's spectacles of nature and technology.
French Forum
; ... example, the ideal classification begins with a section on the sovereign and his territory, including genealogies and portraits, maps, representations of wars, of feasts, of animals living in the kingdom and of buildings, vehicles and machines. The second section ... with his plan, Ismen finds the king (Servandoni ...
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'This is Plymouth's big chance' - race host
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Dynamic driving force behind City's renaissance
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Sweet cheeses!
The Press
; There is something about New Zealand cheeses that make them stand out, writes Kate Fraser. Earlier this month a new cheese contest set up by a group of New Zealand's specialist cheesemakers drew 460 entries. There were awards for hobby cheeses, export cheeses, soft ripe cheese, soft unripe cheese,
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