Publications

February 2025

• Science System reforms

• Dragonfly: Partnering for blue penguin

• Bragato: Battling fungicide resistance in vineyards

• Motu: Treasury New Zealand's social discount rate

• WSP: Updating the sound of safety

• Gillies McIndoe: Research sheds light on glioblastoma treatment

• Mātai: Novel MRI study enhances MS detection

• MRINZ: Significant reduction in asthma hospitalisations for Māori

• Malaghan CAR T-cell therapy trial expands to Christchurch & Auckland

• Estendart: Ovine knee model for osteoarthritis treatments

• Cawthron: Aeration of Maitai Dam reservoir to improve river health

• . . . And much more.

December 2024

• A period of transition

• 2024 Rutherford Medal: Revolutionising the treatment of asthma

• Mātai: The advances in MRI coming out of Gisborne

• Motu researchers awarded Marsden Fund Grants for studies

• Mackie: Reducing 'failed to detect' crashes at rural crossroads

• NTRO trials augmented level-crossing warning system

• Estendart: Non-antibiotic intramammary treatment for mastitis

• Dragonfly: Silky shark populations in the Pacific may be recovering

• Lincoln Agritech: Unlocking earthquake histories through stalagmites

• TTW: Māori leadership network for emergency & disaster management

• . . . And much more.

November 2024

• Peter Barrowclough awarded Life Membership of IRANZ

• Malaghan: Fast Start grant for next generation RNA technology

• MRINZ: Empowering pharmacists in combating infectious diseases

• Mātai: New 3D MRI technique could transform diagnosis of brain disorders

• Gillies McIndoe wins Best Licensing Deal at KCA Awards for keloid treatment

• BRANZ: MATES in Construction latest research on mental health

• HERA: Cut carbon in half with clever design

• Gold and Silver for WSP at 2024 ACE Awards

• Mackie Research: Speed - the human factor

• Dragonfly: Thematic analysis in the age of AI

• Motu: Progressing offshore mitigation for NZ

• Bragato: A fungal ally in the soil

• . . . And much more.

September 2024

• WSP unveils new traffic sensor system

• NTRO NZ joins IRANZ

• Mackie Research leads Harm Reduction Plan for work-related road safety

• BRANZ: Facing off with nature

• HERA: Industry voice - the foundation of vocational education

• Dragonfly: Fishing 'Right Time, Right Place'

• Cawthron scientists study filtering ability of mussels

• Aqualinc: The problem with swallow ground water

• Bragato: Turning grape marc into value

• TTW: Perspectives on genetic technologies and pest management - report

• Lincoln Agritech celebrates 60 years of innovation

• Malaghan: Phase 2 clinical trial underway

• . . . And much more.

July 2024

• IRANZ submission to SSAG calls for support of IROs

• HERA: Which matters more? Excellence or impact?

• Malaghan: Revolution in cancer care is near

• MRINZ: AI poised to revolutionise clinical trials

• Mātai: New brain blood flow metric offers insights into Alzheimer's

• Takarangi: A question of identity

• Motu study highlights wellbeing benefits for arts sector workers

• Bragato: Sequencing New Zealand taonga

• Cawthron: Toxic bloom affecting Waiheke beaches

• Lincoln Agritech: Monitoring grazed pasture quality from space

• Aqualinc: Will regulatory changes help farmers?

• . . . And much more.

May 2024

• IRANZ actions for the Science System Advisory Group

• Cawthron: MBIE award gold ending for Lakes380

• Lincoln Agritech: Analysing water pathways sheds light on contamination

• Aqualinc: How fit are your consents?

• Bragato: Green vibes in New Zealand Pinot noir

• Scarlatti: Urban sustainability leaders inspired by farmers

• Malaghan: Milestone reached in first NZ CAR T-cell trial

• Gillies McIndoe: New treatment for scarring

• MRINZ: Study changes understanding of BDR in asthma

• Over the limit: WSP study reveals sobering truth in drink driving

• Mackie Research: Māngere ebike trial

• . . . And much more.

March 2024

• IRANZ science briefing released

• MRINZ: Vaccination needle size matters

• Malaghan: Where MAIT cells live and their role in allergic disease

• Taiuru: Facial Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Profiling

• Motu: Urban water security - Assessing the impacts of metering

• Aqualinc: The groundwater crisis - the need for new data

• Lincoln Agritech: Identifying waterway health

• Cawthron: Research investigates carbon sequestration potential of kelp

• Bragato: Research in grapevine resilience

• Mackie: Rural crossroad crashes

• WSP: E-scooter safety back in the spotlight

• Scarlatti: Attraction and retention in the food & fibre industry

• Dragonfly: Ten years of bivalve surveys

• . . . And much more.

December 2023

• Local research with global impact

• Lincoln Agritech: Peter Barrowclough steps down after more than 14 years

• Lincoln Agritech joins Horizon Europe

• Malaghan: Trial results offer hope to Kiwis with incurable blood cancer

• MRINZ: Global study guides care of severely ill COVID-19 patients

• Sharing knowledge: Mātai Medical Research hosts symposium

• Cawthron-led research into hybrid species receives Marsden grant

• The Bat 1K Project and Bragato Research Institute

• Aqualinc: Is climate change impacting ground water nitrates?

• Taiuru: Māori being used as facial recognition ‘guinea pigs’ by MSD

• Scarlatti: To incentivise or not? Navigating the incentive dilemma

• . . . And much more.

November 2023

• Noho Marae furthers understanding of kaupapa Māori for IRANZ members

• Mātai: Cerebral palsy & muscle development

• Malaghan: Fruit and veges good for gut health

• Brain Research: The brain during microsleeps and mind-blanks

• MRINZ: NZ leads world in asthma management

• Gillies McIndoe: Treating meningiomas

• M.E Research moving forward on three Endeavour research programmes

• Cawthron celebrates 2023 Endeavour funding success

• Lincoln Agritech to research effect of carbon dioxide on Waikato River

• Aqualinc: Time for a back-to-basics approach to water consents

• Bragato: New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc reference genome complete

• . . . And much more.

August 2023

• Malaghan: Harnessing mRNA tech for powerful malaria vaccine

• MRINZ: Study of long-term symptoms in COVID offers new insights

• Verum Group: The cost of dust

• TTW seeks perspectives on genetic technologies and pest management

• Aqualinc: Quantifying and allocating NZ’s water

• Cawthron: Exploring microalgae as potential future food

• Lincoln Agritech: Different approaches to braided river research

• Motu: New guide to help NZ communities tackle major challenges

• Scarlatti: Are psychosocial hazards sabotaging your work?

• Taiuru: AI and Mātauranga Sovereignty

• Mackie Research: ‘Sorry mate, I didn’t see you’

• . . . And much more.

June 2023

• IRANZ: Post-Budget statement

• Mātai: Can brains bounce back?

• MRINZ: Landmark pre-hospital study

• Malaghan: Unleashing the potential of molecular biology in cancer therapy

• Motu: The economics of free speech

• WSP Research reveals speeding, near misses, and abuse

• Lincoln Agritech: Science with Impact - Annual Report 2022

• Bragato: Tuned vines

• HERA receives $150k of funding from BRANZ

• BRANZ: Aotearoa’s National Adaptation Plan

• Aqualinc: It's time to talk about water storage

• Dragonfly: Interactive map shows community impacts of adverse weather

• Aqualinc: Rules getting easier for small drinking water suppliers

• . . . And much more.

April 2023

• Aqualinc: Helping govt agencies and growers use water wisely

• Cawthron: Not too late to save our lakes

• BRANZ: Restoring a home after flood damage

• Verum Group: New addition to Atarau Sanctuary

• Bragato: Delving deep into genomes

• Lincoln Agritech: App to count fruit a success

• WSP: Getting people out of one and two-star cars

• Motu: The wage cost of a lack of access to affordable childcare

• Mātai: Improving paediatric health

• Brain Research Institute: Coffee consumption and Parkinson's

• Malaghan: International deal for Kiwi cancer therapy biotech

• Gillies McIndoe: Bio pathways of cancer within cells

• . . . And much more.

February 2023

• IRANZ Women of Science

• Cawthron: Sharing a love of science with future researchers

• Verum Group’s Dr Laura Molles – listening to the birds

• Malaghan: RNA technology tackling NZ‑specific problems

• Cawthron: Cruise ships highlight why marine biosecurity matters

• HERA hosts Rotary National Science and Technology students

• Dragonfly Data Science: Mapping flooding from Cyclone Gabrielle

• Motu: Avoid using gas appliances indoors during cyclone recovery

• Cawthron supports aquaculture expertise in the Pacific

• Gillies McIndoe Research: New cancer research published

• Summer of learning for Mātai interns

• . . . And much more.

December 2022

• Mātai: Marsden Funding for atlas of ADHD brain

• Takarangi Research: Kūmara - uncovering new narratives

• Lincoln Agritech: Marsden award to study sea ice & climate change

• Cawthron celebrates three successful Marsden Fund bids

• Malaghan: Investigating the impact of dietary fibre on infant health

• Gillies McIndoe: Topical treatment for strawberry birthmarks

• Te Tira Whakamātaki: Banking the seeds of our precious plants

• Verum Group tackles occupational hygiene

• Bragato: New rootstock trial block planted

• Aqualinc: Improving the management of cow poo

• WSP Research kicks off innovative chip seal recycling study

• . . . And much more.

September 2022

• Cawthron: Endeavour Fund projects to tackle aquatic diseases

• WSP: Endeavour funding to investigate sustainable road surfacing

• Endeavour to fund four-year Construction 4.0 HERA research project

• M.E Research to co-lead Endeavour-funded geothermal project

• Bragato: Lab on a chip in-house enzymatic testing

• Aqualinc aids in joint NASA/ Air NZ “Rongowai” mission

• BBHTC: Where do graduates go? It depends on their degree

• Motu: Gendered parenting and the transmission of gendered stereotypes

• Xerra detects up to 100 'dark vessels' during Pacific fishery surveillance

• Verum's passive acoustic monitoring research presented to Cornell Uni

• . . . And much more.

June 2022

• Ngā Mahi Ngātahi IRANZ Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Programme

• Speaker's Science Forum - Science for Sustainable Fisheries

• Xerra: New Zealand Biosecurity Supreme Award winner

• Cawthron research finds algal blooms threaten shellfish health

• WSP: New study measures harmful cost of nitrate in drinking water

• Lincoln Agritech: Groundbreaking research explains braided rivers

• Aqualinc: Disentangling the water reforms

• Te Tira Whakamātaki on Disaster Risk Reduction

• Mātai: Solving the concussion puzzle

• MRINZ: How big were Kiwis' bubbles?

• Malaghan: CAR T-cell therapy to target solid tumours

• . . . And much more.

March 2022

• Future pathways for science system – an independent research response

• Dragonfly Data Science aids in ‘State of the nation’ RSI report

• Motu: Link between land confiscation and smoking

• MRINZ: ICU study shows disparities in health outcomes for Māori patients

• Malaghan: Nanoparticle tech paves way for home-grown vaccines

• Tūranga FM Breakfast co-hosts visit Mātai Research

• Cawthron Institute and Durham University search for biofouling solutions

• Verum Group: Using song to count and identify individual birds in the wild

• BRANZ: Future of work in building

• WSP: Designing for safe and accessible light rail

• . . . And much more.

December 2021

• IRANZ meets with Minister to discuss Te Ara Paerangi Future Pathways

• Motu: Govt failing human rights promises for housing, health care, etc.

• WSP: 20-Minute cities and future transport

• Lincoln Agritech ground-penetrating radar licensed to Israeli company

• Cawthron leads study on global phenomenon of ‘coastal hardening’

• Dragonfly Data Science: Antipodean albatross population model

• Brain Research Institute collaborating on stuttering study

• MRINZ: NZ data adds more pieces to the COVID puzzle

• NZIMMR: West Coast’s black sands yielding encouraging levels of REEs

• Bragato research to improve Sauv Blanc

• Xerra: Speaker's Science Forum

• . . . And much more.

September 2021

• IRANZ & STEMM - Science, Tech, Engineering, Maths, & Mātauranga

• IRANZ members successful in 2021 Endeavour investment round

• WSP waterproofing roads to create durable and less costly infrastructure

• MRINZ: Blood thinners effective treatment for many with COVID-19

• Malaghan: Study finds link between pH balance and allergic skin disease

• Mātai: Effects of meth addiction on the brain - pilot study

• Cawthron: How seaweed could benefit Aotearoa NZ

• Aqualinc: How land is irrigated

• Mackie Research: Māngere community give-it-a-go on ebikes

• New rapid wine analyzer supports Bragato Research Institute trials

• . . . And much more.

June 2021

• IRANZ: The future of our science system

• BRANZ: Time for a fresh perspective on the housing crisis

• Malaghan: New study into COVID-19 vaccine to provide unique NZ data

• BRANZ joint-study finds nearly half of children sleeping in cold rooms

• Mātai: 3D amplified MRI - brain motion in stunning detail

• Mātai: Fidgeting might help us concentrate

• MRINZ: Six-minute surgery game-changer for patients with atrial fibrillation

• Cawthron: Noise in the ocean is affecting marine mammals

• Verum Group’s kiwi monitoring programme to extend to new bird species

• Motu: Warmer Kiwis Study

• Grape expectations: Lincoln Agritech's yield analyser progressing

• . . . And much more.

March 2021

• IRANZ appoints new Chair and welcomes new research members

• Malaghan experts weigh in on challenges with COVID-19 vaccines

• MRINZ notes death rate down in NZ

• MRINZ: Death toll from COVID-19 likely underestimated

• HydroMetrics finds high levels of nitrate in water samples

• Bragato's first vintage

• Red seaweed hailed a ‘game changer’ in reducing carbon footprint

• Cawthron: National Algae Research Centre to open this year

• Aqualinc tables new report on Christchurch's groundwater levels

• Xerra: Fishy behaviour?

• Land and Water Science working on Landscape DNA

• . . . And much more.

December 2020

• IROs focussing on targeted science and research

• Malaghan: COVID-19 vaccine update

• Recent research from Cawthron

• MRINZ: Reducing the burden of asthma

• Xerra aids NZ's COVID-19 maritime border security

• Lincoln Agritech scientist constructs microwave lens from 1900 pieces

• Aqualinc: Agile, Adaptive Water Allocation

• WSP's Bart the Bike

• Cawthron part of successful whale-tracking expedition to Auckland Islands

• MRINZ: Annual flu epidemic a no-show

• Xerra & Cawthron scientists join NASA's PACE to monitor algal blooms

• BRANZ: Structural insulated panels building NZ’s future?

• PlantTech sign on as Zespri research partner

• . . . And much more.

July 2020

• STEM education and early career opportunities in independent research

• Lincoln Agritech to create wool-based PPE masks

• BRI: Wine research boosts NZ economy $64.5M

• Malaghan team identifies crucial molecule in brain cancer cell survival

• Malaghan vaccine used in development of novel malaria treatment

• Cawthron studies link between heavy rainfall & norovirus contamination

• MRINZ: Science and the Cannabis Referendum

• MRINZ examines how comics support public health during COVID-19

• Aqualinc: Impact of dairy farming on water quantity and quality

• Lincoln Agritech: Soil microorganisms part of spray-free future

• . . . And much more.

May 2020

• COVID-19: NZ independent research responses

• MRINZ: Three clinical trials in NZ supporting global fight against COVID-19

• Malaghan initiates national COVID-19 vaccine programme

• Motu data scientist leads NZ's COVID-19 modelling team – cited by PM

• Science at Home with the Cawthron Institute

• BRANZ: Working on construction sites under COVID-19 Alert Levels

• HERA: Five ‘silver linings’ for NZ's metal industry from COVID-19

• NZIMMR Green to Gold project awarded Vision Mātauranga funding

• Cawthron: Freshwater 2020 report highlights need for urgent change

• TiDA makes NZ’s largest 3D-printed single-piece metal part

• . . . And much more.

March 2020

• Independent Research sustainability & climate change initiatives

• BRI's new research winery officially opens in Marlborough

• BRANZ science-based approach to set climate targets for buildings

• International study validates Cawthron’s seafood safety testing method

• Aqualinc research implemented in Marlborough Environment Plan

• Xerra: beneath smoke of Aussie's bushfires

• MRINZ: Twenty‐five years of Respirology - advances in asthma

• Motu studies impact of ultra-fast broadband

• BRI hail damage research to fill knowledge gap

• Future streets - but let’s get them now says Mackie Research

• . . . And much more.

December 2019

• Malaghan: NZ's first CAR T-cell cancer therapy clinical trial underway

• Cawthron uncovering high-value nutrition in NZ’s kaimoana

• MRINZ: Richard Beasley awarded Beaven Medal

• MRINZ research may change how ICUs use oxygen

• Malaghan scientists recipients of Research for Life funding

• BRANZ: Tackling mental health

• Southland's Waihopai River most improved in Cawthron's River Awards

• Lincoln Agritech research on braided rivers

• Stellar year for young LASRA researcher

• PlantTech examines food future

• Cawthron investigates red seaweed to reduce agricultural GHG

• . . . And much more.

September 2019

• Meeting with the Minister

• HERA: The change leader

• Mackie Research: Innovating Streets for People

• Aqualinc aids drainage solutions in Kaikōura

• Lincoln Agritech: Future of farming at Kowhai farm

• PlantTech: Reaping the rewards of innovative thinking

• Bragato breaks ground at new research winery

• Motu research aims to help identify future recessions

• Ground-breaking MRINZ study to transform asthma treatment

• Malaghan: Gut worms to treat cancer?

• MRINZ: Taking Charge after Stroke

• Global networks tackle human health problems

• . . . And much more.

July 2019

• IRANZ news briefs
• Charles Eason - Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit
• HERA: Whanake Scholarship awarded
• Xerra: Name change for CSST
• Lincoln Agritech: Hitchhiking bacteria may hold key to contaminant clean-up
• Motu: Measuring human rights
• BRANZ: Post-disaster workloads
• Government backs Malaghan's cancer immunotherapy
• MRINZ: Landmark study “a gamechanger” for asthma sufferers worldwide
• Cawthron lab to test, research, and develop hemp products
• Lincoln Agritech: Sensing sub-surface structures
• LASRA: Skin in the game
• . . . And much more.

March 2019

• IRANZ news briefs
• BRANZ: Functional housing for older people
• Motu: Local growth – it’s complex!
• MRINZ: New adult asthma guidelines
• Malaghan: Understanding the immune system - RNZ
• Wool cells make new materials at Lincoln Agritech
• WSP Opus Cadet Scheme
• Motu: Land-use change to mitigate climate change
• CSST: Our place in the space race
• Cawthron: Climatic effects on river-based ecosystems
• HERA: New Australasian steel structure standards
• Cytometry centre to be built at Malaghan
• . . . And much more.

December 2018

• IRANZ members’ awards and honours
• CSST forms new partnerships with NASA, CSIRO and Airbus
• Motu: Measuring human rights around the world
• BRANZ scopes mental health in the construction industry
• TERNZ to lead review of Australian PBS tyres
• Motu: Who partners up?
• Cawthron focus on kina-shell meds and improving fish farming
• Aqualinc: Groundwater as an energy source
• CMER releases new mine environment life-cycle guides
• MRINZ changing treatment method for lung disease
• Malaghan’s ground-breaking CAR T-cell therapy . . . And much more.

September 2018

• New science platforms at IROs support nationally important programmes
• Changes at Opus Research mean more exciting and innovative projects
• Malaghan Institute: The latest science on allergic reactions
• Breast cancer research investigating vaccines to prevent relapse
• Lincoln Agritech: reducing nitrate leaching on the farm
• Aqualinc irrigation research shows nitrogen leaching can be reduced
• HERA helps get new floor product ComFlor SR off the ground
• CSST taps Planet for daily imagery to spur economic growth in NZ
• Welcome to our new Regional Research Institutes
• Follow us on Facebook! . . . And much more.

June 2018

• CSST space hackathon reimagines tech
• Lincoln Agritech heralding workforce robots
• The latest from BRANZ on YouTube
• Too much oxygen can kill says MRINZ researcher
• IRANZ welcomes Malaghan Institute
• HRC commitment brings depth and breadth to independent health research
• Cawthron innovation delivers more accurate results faster
• 24 times return on investment from HERA's Welding Centre
• Aqualinc research shows groundwater's contribution to CHC liquefaction
• TiDA fuels appetite for metal 3D printing
• BRANZ research: Moving to medium-density housing
• Motu: Coping in the face of climate change

March 2018

• Creating a better NZ through R&D tax credits
• Research to optimise king salmon production
• Malaghan securing medical discovery in New Zealand
• CSST partnership to bring AIS data to the Pacific
• HERA: Kaikoura earthquake challenges met by steel construction
• Lincoln Agritech in Antarctica
• LASRA’s pioneering work on leather collagen
• Young NZ researchers making an impact on the world stage
• BRANZ: Learnings from Canterbury
• Cawthron: Seafood safety
• Motu: Migrants, productivity, and the construction sector

December 2017

• IRANZ welcomes new minister
• IROs garner Endeavour funding for leading research
• Monitoring NZ's road bridges and ports
• IRANZ welcomes Centre for Space Science Technology
• Mussel shells cleaning up mine sites capture international interest
• Grads awarded MRINZ MD degree
• Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities
• Best practice for moving freight
• IRO scientists recognised at RSNZ awards
• Changing of the guard at HERA
• Technology for aquaculture
• New videos explain emissions trading

August 2017

• Production, protection and adding value
• Impacts and implications of climate change
• Pharmacy Research Network roll out
• Rebuilding better neighbourhoods
• Research to reduce rural nitrate discharge
• NZ’s marine biosecurity
• New Water Allocation Management Framework
• CNZM and an MPI Award for Cawthron's Dr Lesley Rhodes
• Verified blind bolt meets industry need
• Understanding leather tanning
• Seeing into Pounamu

April 2017

• Public transport in growing cities
• Active transport in growing cities
• Groundwater – a mysterious resource
• Aquaculture park world class
• From medicine to marine science and back again
• Air pollution in schools
• Geothermal projects full steam ahead
• Productivity in NZ's urban areas
• CSST closer to launch
• Improving survival for the critically ill

November 2016:

• Launch of the IRANZ Annual Review
• New Regional Research Institutes announced
• Water research round-up / Printing our way to Olympic glory
• Trans-Tasman success story for bridge design
• Lincoln Agritech to lead research into better grape-yield forecasting
• ORCID launched in NZ
• Opus Research - Paving the way for Wellington's smart motorway
• Beasley awarded Hercus Medal for health research
• World Energy Scenarios 2016

July 2016

• BRANZ hosts last National Science Challenge
• New Chief Executive for TiDA
• Prof Eason elected Companion of RSNZ
• Research has 'global implications' for water use
• Charting a course for New Zealand's low-emission future
• The Stone Age didn't end because we ran out of stones
• Climate reform through R&D and industry leadership
• Synthetic gases, carbon costs & NZ's core industries
• Why do people die in road crashes?

February 2016

• Curbing pesticide spray drift
• Small stuff is going big
• Reducing flood damage to NZ homes
• More muscle for NZ mussels
• Freeing up water for others
• Cities of the future
• Healthier urban transport
• Kiwi household emissions report
• LASRA presents findings at the 2015 IULTCS Congress in Brazil
• AGGAT Paper Wins Best Paper Award at NZGW 2015
• Cawthron Foundation launched to address environmental challenges

November 2015

• The significant impact of New Zealand's first science organisation
• New IRANZ Chair: Dr John Bright
• Lincoln Agritech launches four new research projects
• Waterproofing New Zealand roads
• CRL Energy launches new CMER site
• Printing bespoke furniture
• Revolutionising the scampi fishery
• Marsden Fund under the microscope
• BusinessNZ Energy Council Energy Scenarios
• The first Above Ground Geothermal Global Conference

September 2015

• TiteNZ wins at KiwiNet Awards
• Celebrating Lincoln Agritech's 50th
• Opus New, Purpose-Built Wind Tunnel is Now Operational
• Motu Partners in a new Centre of Research - The Centre for Complex Systems
• MALDI Imaging
• New CB3 Mine Services Ltd Spontaneous Combustion Test
• Adaption of international fatigue provisions for new Australasian bridge design standard
• CRL Energy Scoops National Environmental Award
• Developing a natural pesticide solution
• Aqualinc adds a new tool to New Zealand’s Water Quality Limit setting toolbox

December 2013

• Science & Industry Partnership Strengthened
• Changes at CRL
• New Research: Introducing the Wheel of Water
• Productivity of New Zealand Firms
• Breakthrough in Didymo Research
• Low Cost, High Precision Diagnostic Platform - A Golden egg for Menexis Ltd
• Heel Shock Absorption
• New Research leads to Revised Seismic Design Guide
• Assessing the effects of Vibration
• Testing Building Resilience
• New Chief Executive for BRANZ
• Networking Success: International Titanium Powder consolidation & Metallurgy Conference 2-4 December 2013

June 2013

• Lincoln Ventures is now Lincoln Agritech
• Future Streets
• Seismic Response of Underground Services
• CB3 Mine Services Launch - Making Mining Operations Safer
• Are a Country’s Policies and actions sustainably increasing its wellbeing?
• New investment a positive sign for New Zealand Oyster Industry
• Fat-Liquor distribution in Leather
• National Award recognises local leaders’ground breaking success
• Building a better New Zealand: The research strategy for the building and construction industry
• Changes at IRANZ

December 2012

• Motu makes climate change film
• Earthquake Hydrology: Seismic Pumps or Broken Pipes?
• Stretching the knowledge of leather
• Mine Hazards
• Transformational Research for Geothermal Energy & Waste Heat Plant
• Rebuilding Canterbury
• New Furnace Delivery
• New Leader for Precision Agriculture
• DNA Innovations for Aquaculture Monitoring
• The Value of Prevention

August 2012

• Adding value to exported ovine skins
• Cawthron Analytical Services concentrates efforts on supporting New Zealand Exporters
• Cawthron appoints Professor Charles Eason
• Foreign language versions for IRRICAD irrigation design software
• Introducing Motu
• Managing quake-induced springs
• Mobile phone apps for improved driving
• Opus translates road surface research for industry
• Sampling the sea floor’s phosphate
• The continued growth of laser sintering
• WAVE goodbye to moisture problems!

April 2012

• Nelson citizens see science, education and industry in action
• New filters for the gas industry
• Lincoln Ventures adapts new technology for spray drift research
• CRL Energy research programme earns gold rating from Government
• Transport, Energy and Urban form: The future
• Crash course for seismic performance in steel connections
• First Super-B train hits Hawke’s Bay roads
• CRL Energy partnership awarded six year environmental monitoring contract
• Happenings at BRANZ

December 2011

• Independent Research Organisations and New Zealand’s Base of Science and Innovation
• Precision agriculture collaboration for Lincoln Ventures
• Carbon Capture and Storage: a key technology
• Prestigious UNESCO award for Cawthron Institute scientist
• European Integrated Fire Engineering and Response COST Action
• Slowing down for safer roads
• Building for the wind
• Powder Processing, Consolidation and Metallurgy of Titanium Conference

August 2011

• Supporting Innovative Functional Food Exports
• Aqualinc’s Wheel of Water
• Conference links Metals Research and Industry with the Market
• New Manager for Lincoln
• Ventures Groundwater Quality and Management
• Upgrading BRANZ’s research and testing capabilities
• Nano-leathers create novel market opportunities
• Recovery from Earthquake
• Safer, Stronger, and Longer Lasting Road Surfaces
• CRL Energy finalist in Wellington Gold Awards
• CRL Energy opens new office in Westport
• TiDA joins IRANZ

May 2011

• New nanofibre venture
• Exciting prospects for merino skins
• Alternative Stainless Steels
• New Global Energy Scenarios
• Examining urban densification and liveability
• Many hands make light work of groundwater management
• Fuel Efficient Driver Training
• Fit for the Road
• Thermal performance of light steel framing
• WAVE of information
• Directing the Spray - the science behind spray formation, deposition and drift
• New Aquaculture R&D and Education facility

December 2010

• Applied research: Value for New Zealand
• Earthquake tests New Zealand’s steel construction standards
• CRL Energy provides tools for environmentally sustainable mining
• Sheep Leather Footwear Innovation
• Aqualinc determines economic cost of irrigation regulations
• Cawthron scientist honoured
• IRRICAD: Setting the standards in irrigation design software
• Heat pumps on the rise
• Using road design to lower speeds

August 2010

• Funding New Zealand’s research capability
• New Zealand steel floor deck products achieve international standards
• How research can change an industry
• Smart technology delivers birdseye view for cricket
• CRL Energy explores the potential of Coal Seam Gas
• Be prepared to recover quickly
• Water allocation and river health

May 2010

• Independent Research key to the nation’s Science and Innovation capability
• HERA fire research lowers building costs
• New WAVE of BRANZ research
• NZ/US collaboration brings robotic submarine to Tasman Bay
• International award for paper on geosequestration
• Biosensor and toxicity analyser commercialised through SciTOX