The NZS.com New Zealand Science Organisations category contains a list of Science, Scientist, Scientists, Organisation, Organisations, Specialist, Specialists, Conservation NZ websites sorted alphabetically.
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AgScience (www.agscience.org.nz)Institute of agricultural and horticultural science, fostering development and communications between science professionals in these areas.
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ANZLIC : the Spatial Information Council (www.anzlic.org.au)An intergovernmental organisation providing leadership in the collection, management and use of spatial information in Australia and New Zealand.
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Association for Women in the Sciences (www.awis.org.nz)
The association for women in the sciences.
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Association of Crown Research Institutes (www.acri.cri.nz)
Advocate for the Crown Research Institutes to the government and business community. The institutes are science research businesses owned by the New Zealand Government.
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Association of Science and Technology Centres of New Zealand (www.astc.org.nz)The ASTC is committed to the promotion of science and technology. Its members are organisations and individuals that develop programs or exhibitions designed to enhance the understanding of scientific principles and portray technological innovation in ways that are stimulating and engaging.
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Australasian Quaternary Association (www.aqua.org.au)
Bringing together researchers studying various aspects of the Quaternary Period (about the last 2 million years) in the Australasian region. It encourages research, promotes scientific communication between Australia and New Zealand, and informs members of current research and publications.
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Australian and New Zealand Society of Biomechanics (www.anzsb.asn.au)A forum for those working in all disciplines within the field of biomechanics within Australia and New Zealand.
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Australian and New Zealand Society of Respiratory Science (www.anzsrs.org.au)
Leading respiratory science in Australasia by promoting education and training in respiratory science and excellence in respiratory measurement. The Society fosters the exchange of scientific and technical information between members.
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Australia & New Zealand Society for Animal Laboratory Science (www.anzslas.org)ANZSLAS was formed in 1975 by a group of veterinarians and scientists interested in the promotion of excellence in laboratory animal management and medicine.
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Australian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy (www.ausimm.co.nz)The New Zealand branch of the AusIMM has about 180 members, including experts in the areas of geology, mining and resource management.
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BlueFern (www.ucsc.canterbury.ac.nz/)New Zealand’s supercomputing and services facility for research and development, run by the University of Canterbury.
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Brian Mason Scientific & Technical Trust (www.scitech-trust.org.nz)
The Trust exists for the advancement of scientific and technical objectives in the Canterbury and Westland regions. They promote teaching, establish and support scientific and technical institutions, and encourage research.
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Co-Lab International (colab.rsnz.org)Connecting New Zealand with world science and technology. Are you a New Zealand scientist or technologist looking for collaboration opportunities overseas? Visit this site for funding programmes and opportunities.
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College of Sciences, Massey University (sciences.massey.ac.nz)
The college comprises eight research focused institutes, including food, nutrition and human health; fundamental sciences; technology and engineering; information and mathematical sciences; information sciences and technology; molecular biosciences; natural resources; and veterinary sciences.
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Geological Society of NZ (www.gsnz.org.nz)A site with information and links, including a question and answer page, relating to geology.
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HotScience (www.hotscience.co.nz)
Your online science portal, featuring science videos that can be downloaded or viewed online, competitions and the latest news from the world of science.
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Human Genetics Society of Australasia (www.hgsa.com.au)
With members from throughout Australia and New Zealand, the HGSA brings together professionals with an interest in the field of human genetics.
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Hydrographic Society (www.hydrographicsociety.org.nz)
An independent organisation with members from industry, government and academia. They aim to promote the science of surveying over water and related disciplines, and to foster recognised standards of education and training for those engaged in hydrographic work.
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Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences (www.gns.cri.nz)
A government-owned research company offering the best in independent scientific and technical advice.
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Jet Black (www.jetblack.co.nz/)
Jetblack's aim is to set the New Zealand and Australian landspeed records and promote New Zealand engineering and manufacturing.
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Joule (www.joule.org.nz)
Joule is dedicated to promoting science and technology in New Zealand, and supporting you to do the same. The site is a hub of information, resources and contacts, with everything you need to know to get your idea, event, activity, exhibition, or promotional concept buzzing with energy. Get online and exchange ideas.
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Kereru Awhina Project (www.kereru.org.nz)
A joint initiative between Warehouse Stationery and Kaipatiki Group intended on assisting the growth of kereru poulations New Zealand wide.
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Knowledge Engineering & Discovery Research Institute (www.kedri.info)Housed at AUT Technology Park, the institute was established in 2002 to help the knowledge economy of New Zealand in the development of intelligent information systems that enable knowledge engineering and discovery in all areas of science and technology.
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Meteorological Society of New Zealand (www.metsoc.rsnz.org)
An independent group of weather enthusiasts with the aim of encouraging an interest in the atmosphere, weather and climate, particularly as related to the New Zealand region.
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Ministry of Research, Science and Technology (www.morst.govt.nz)
The role of MORST in the New Zealand Innovation System is to provide science and technology policy advice and related services to the Government.
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