NASA launched their new Astrobiology website. The site features 3 interactive Astrobiology maps, Astrobiology Missions, Career Path suggestions and Astrobiology resources. Great news to see that New Zealand Astrobiology Initiative is featured on the Organizations map!
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June...
The First Nation (indigenous) peoples of Aotearoa (New Zealand) are known as the Māori. Māori have an oral tradition...
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia...
The plant chamber for basil and starting the experiment. A brief overview of how basil is grown on the...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on...
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When:...
Nineteen top New Zealand researchers and scholars have been announced as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand...
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand...
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