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- Royal Society Te Apārangi remembers celebrated mathematician Sir Vaughan Jones
- Outstanding systematic scientist receives Australasian award
- Papers selected for upcoming COVID-19 supplement
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #7
- Special issue call for papers - Kaikōura earthquake 5 years on
- Royal Society Te Apārangi is seeking a new Chief Executive
- Committee appointed to strengthen links with the SIDS scientific community
- Professor Bruce Curtis appointed new Senior Editor for Kōtuitui
- The New Zealand ORCID Hub receives recognition as certified provider
- President-Elect – Brent Clothier
- 2019 Prime Minister’s Science Prizes announced
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #6
- Commonwealth academies call for environmentally sustainable recovery from COVID-19
- New Councillors and Convenors
- ANZCCART Secondary Student Essay Competition
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #5
- Marsden Fund preliminary proposals for 2020
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #4
- Call for papers for JRSNZ COVID-19 open access supplement
- Livestock ‘Worm Detective’ wins trip to Berlin for Falling Walls Lab final
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #3
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #1
- Research Funding COVID-19 Update #2
- New special issue of Kōtuitui journal contextualises Christchurch terror attacks
- Rutherford Medal now includes humanities
- Haere rā Gill Sutherland
- Celebrating 25 Years of the Marsden Fund Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden
- Announced - The Leonard Cockayne Lecturer for 2018
- Passing of Professor Ken Strongman
- 2019 Research Honours Aotearoa celebrates achievements by researchers, scholars and innovators
- Health impacts of cannabis – benefits, harms and many unknowns
- 2019 Raewyn Good Study Award for Māori and Pasifika Social Science Research awarded to Jade Harvey
- Pests costing economy and environment billions
- Researchers and scholars at the top of their fields elected as Fellows