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Health research in New Zealand

Opening address, day two, What Works, conference, Wellington.

Pete Hodgson leads tributes to Professor Maurice Wilkins.

IT company Ectus launched today with $320,000 in new funding

Pete Hodgson joins leading New Zealand scientists in China, Korea and Japan.

New Zealand agreed AUD$5 million contribution to Australian Synchrotron

A $400,000 programme to develop industry training with Massey University

New $12 million fund to support trans-Tasman biotech collaboration

Pete Hodgson spoke on the big picture of New Zealand's infrastructure: the government's broad policy approach, financing, and the promotion of skilled career paths for future growth

"This network will strengthen New Zealand's research and educational capabilities...

Pete Hodgson leads a New Zealand biotechnology delegation to Iowa and the international BIO 2004 conference in San Francisco

The government will invest $212 million of new funding in research, science and technology (RS&T) over the next four years.

Craig Norgate, Professor Judith Kinnear and Jim McLean join the board of NZ's science funding body

"This fund will be open to researchers who have the opportunity to participate in international research collaborations ...

Changes to the science funding system will provide more stable long-term funding to maintain key research capabilities

A New Zealand company has won a $6 million contract to design and supply giant magnets

A major new joint venture between Forest Research, a New Zealand Crown Research Institute, and Australia’s CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products

An agreement to strengthen scientific relations and cooperation in biotechnology

Iowa Governor Thomas Vilsack leads a life sciences business delegation to NZ

"Sir William Pickering was one of the outstanding scientific talents New Zealand has produced ...

A proposal for a very high-speed internet 'backbone' linking New Zealand's research and higher education institutions is making good progress

More than 100 New Zealand companies will show their wares alongside the upcoming APEC science ministers' meeting in Christchurch