Scientific Sleuthing – Chemical Discoveries made in New Zealand, has 16 stories of how NZ scientists successfully solved problems: The cause of toxic honey ~ uses for our unique flora and fauna ~ paints that can withstand our harsh and temperamental climate ~ seeking treatments for cancer ~ developing new… Read More
Chemical Society of Japan’s new president Maki Kawai will focus on international and interdisciplinary collaborations. Starting her two-year term on 23 May, Kawai is the society’s first female president since it was founded in 1878. Read more here. Read More
Fellow and Rutherford Medallist Distinguished Professor Margaret Brimble of the University of Auckland has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of London. Read more… Read More
Dancing with Atoms: Paul Callaghan: 20 May, Wellington. World premiere of a documentary film about the life of the late Sir Paul Callaghan FRS FRSNZ, one of New Zealand’s most exceptional scientists and public figures. Don’t miss the only chance to see the film… Read More
The latest edition of the ACES newsletter (issue 4) is now available. Enjoy reading the latest selection of news regarding ACES activities, partners, and publications. The newsletter can be found here. Read More
Women & Leadership New Zealand (WLNZ) is excited to announce a new pool of scholarship funding is available for women working in the science and research sector to undertake a range of leadership development programs. The initiative is providing women with grants of between $3,000 and $8,000 for part-time accredited… Read More
Welcome to Chemteach This website is designed to be a one stop shop for chemistry teachers. From here you are one click away from internal and external assessment resources, teaching resources and news, and you will get rapid responses to chemistry queries via our questions page. Read More
