New Zealand Research News

The aim of “Samskruta Kranti” is to introduce Basics of Spoken Sanskrit – Mother of all Languages to atleast 10,000 people across the globe in next 3 years.Web-based live audio-visual interactive Course on Commencement to Spoken Sanskrit

The Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) developed for the Moorea Biocode Project - an ambitious project to create a complete genetic inventory of all species in a tropical ecosystem - is to be made publicly available for free.

Accessible tourism is travel and hospitality for people with disabilities,seniors and Baby Boomers who will experience increasing disability as they age. NZ does not collect any statistics on visitors with physical disabilities or specialist needs.

Izon Science unveil latest breakthrough in nanoparticle analysis at 2010 BIO International Convention in Chicago

Izon Science today launched the Variable Pressure Module (VPM) for its qNano and qViro instrument range at Hannover Messe. The extended capabilities now provide Izon with the world's most comprehensive nanoparticle analysis system.

A new research document has highlighted the extent to which wildlife in New Zealand is under threat.

This week we celebrate Darwin's Origin of Species and the Large Hadron Collider

Investment from the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology is helping New Zealand nanotechnology company Izon Science forge ahead with research and development (R&D).

India Economic Scan announced the launch of its service which provides updates on the Indian economy. The service provides a range of key headlines and concise and insightful summaries. It is set to become a go-to resource on the Indian economy.

China Economic Scan marks its official launch as a global provider of daily updates on the Chinese economy. The free service is an ideal way to keep up to date with key economic and financial events in the world's 3rd largest economy.

A new DVD, Go New Zealand, has just been released, providing help to the hundreds of thousands interested in moving to & living in New Zealand.