In 1996 the New Zealand International Science Festival charitable trust was established in Dunedin to present the biennial festival. The organisation’s mission is to inspire and engage people of all ages and backgrounds about the importance science plays in our daily lives and the positive difference it makes. We ensure
Building a solar-powered, remotely-piloted stratospheric aircraft will fly continuously for months to collect aerial imagery for applications such as environmental monitoring, precision agriculture, maritime awareness and disaster management.
Supermagnets for space applications Our hardware and software products ensure satellite missions are effectively managed, guaranteeing maximum economic returns and responsible use of space .
Accelerating growth for globally focused startups. About this Accelerator Xstart is a Founder Incubator accelerating growth for globally focused startups. We operate from two locations in central Christchurch, combining the strengths and networks of the University of Canterbury and ChristchurchNZ – the Canterbury region’s Economic Development Agency. Xstart works with
We’re here to identify knowledge gaps and conduct industry-led, self-funding research in the fields of Earth observation (EO), geospatial science and remote sensing technologies. Xerra Earth Observation Institute builds tangible products and services using their research capabilities in Earth Observation (EO) and remote sensing technologies. Our headquarters are in the
A network for women working in space in New Zealand, and those who want to. We are dedicated to expanding opportunities for women and other gender minorities to work in space fields and pursuing gender equity in the space sector in New Zealand.
Investing in ambitious, deep tech founders. Why WNT? We champion and empower pioneers at the start of their frontier tech journey. Our founders are passionate about solving global problems by commercialising their complex technologies in the fields of research, science, and innovation. WNT are high conviction partners, helping founders build
A non-profit organization to promote the science of astronomical sciences with the continued use of The Observatory. Where public viewing is encouraged. Open for viewing after 7.00 pm ‘WINTER’. Friday nights are favoured near to first quarter moon. * Though the summer months of daylight saving time we open ‘ after
Welcome to the Whakatane Astronomical Society, the only Observatory/Planetarium in Whakatane. A must do night-time activity in Whakatane. Get a great view of the southern skies through our 35.50cm celestron and 25.4cm Meade instruments. The observatory is open, subject to weather on Tuesday and Friday nights from 7.30pm. Other nights by arrangement.
Address: Whakatane
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