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This article was prompted by the keynote address entitled ‘Highlights and lowlights of a science career in AgResearch’ given by Professor Susanne Rasmussen at the New Zealand Association for Women in the Sciences Conference, 2014
This study identifies systemic problems in the New Zealand Agricultural Innovation System (AIS) that...
Te Ara Paerangi proposes multi-year reforms to New Zealand’s research, science and innovation system...
To maintain scientific integrity requires the publication of research articles in journals of high i...
The link between scientific research and economic development is intuitively understood, but diffic...
The New Zealand Association of Scientists (NZAS) is disturbed by news that a large number of scient...
The New Zealand public research system is undergoing a once in a generation review and renewal. This...
Reports on Aotearoa New Zealand’s research, science, and innovation (RSI) system suggest the sector ...
The NZ government funded close to 1.6 billion dollars of research in 2018 and of that the Ministry o...
This paper reports on an exercise conducted within a state-owned body (Crown Research Institute) in ...
One of the main underlying drivers of New Zealand’s knowledge economy, university science education,...
At the end of September, the Australian Academy of Sci-ence hosted their inaugural meeting of the E...
Science and innovation are largely valued in New Zealand as drivers of economic growth. Yet society...
In Aotearoa New Zealand there is a growing recognition that Māori engagement and leadership across t...
The issue is: Have the authorities properly looked after the mechanism of prosperity and not only r...
Participation in science subjects at school and University has decreased in developed countries as t...
This study identifies systemic problems in the New Zealand Agricultural Innovation System (AIS) that...
Te Ara Paerangi proposes multi-year reforms to New Zealand’s research, science and innovation system...
To maintain scientific integrity requires the publication of research articles in journals of high i...
The link between scientific research and economic development is intuitively understood, but diffic...
The New Zealand Association of Scientists (NZAS) is disturbed by news that a large number of scient...
The New Zealand public research system is undergoing a once in a generation review and renewal. This...
Reports on Aotearoa New Zealand’s research, science, and innovation (RSI) system suggest the sector ...
The NZ government funded close to 1.6 billion dollars of research in 2018 and of that the Ministry o...
This paper reports on an exercise conducted within a state-owned body (Crown Research Institute) in ...
One of the main underlying drivers of New Zealand’s knowledge economy, university science education,...
At the end of September, the Australian Academy of Sci-ence hosted their inaugural meeting of the E...
Science and innovation are largely valued in New Zealand as drivers of economic growth. Yet society...
In Aotearoa New Zealand there is a growing recognition that Māori engagement and leadership across t...
The issue is: Have the authorities properly looked after the mechanism of prosperity and not only r...
Participation in science subjects at school and University has decreased in developed countries as t...
This study identifies systemic problems in the New Zealand Agricultural Innovation System (AIS) that...
Te Ara Paerangi proposes multi-year reforms to New Zealand’s research, science and innovation system...
To maintain scientific integrity requires the publication of research articles in journals of high i...
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