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Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
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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Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of...
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New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a...
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NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers,...
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Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology...
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Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she...
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AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June...
-
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When:...
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Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond...
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NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on...
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Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
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New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between...
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New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for...
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Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia...
-
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in...
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Angélica Anglés
Angélica Anglés completed her BEng at the University of Gävle (Sweden) and University of Valencia (Spain). She completed 3...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Angélica Anglés
Angélica Anglés completed her BEng at the University of Gävle (Sweden) and University of Valencia (Spain). She completed 3 MSc degrees in Space Geodesy, Astrophysics and Planetary Science at University of Karlsruhe (Germany), Imperial College London and the last one at University College London, where her research focused on...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Angélica Anglés
Angélica Anglés completed her BEng at the University of Gävle (Sweden) and University of Valencia (Spain). She completed 3 MSc degrees in Space Geodesy, Astrophysics and Planetary Science at University of Karlsruhe (Germany), Imperial College London and the last one at University College London, where her research focused on...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Angélica Anglés
Angélica Anglés completed her BEng at the University of Gävle (Sweden) and University of Valencia (Spain). She completed 3 MSc degrees in Space Geodesy, Astrophysics and Planetary Science at University of Karlsruhe (Germany), Imperial College London and the last one at University College London, where her research focused on...
Ready, Steady, Learn w/ Prof. Kathy Campbell: September Astrobiology lesson
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand questions of the Universe? Questions like ‘Are there other life forms?’, ‘Can we move to other planets?’, ‘What is life?’ and especially, our favourite very early in the morning before...
Perspectives on Life in the Universe at Auckland University
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of Auckland are three evening of lectures and a panel discussion is themed 'Perspectives on Life in the Universe'.
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a United Nations celebration of space that occurs every year from 4-10 October.
NZAN is at MOTAT
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians, who will engage and inspire visitors with their impressive inventions, gadgets, demonstrations, and technological gizmos. We are obviously talking about Space and Exploration. Come see us!
Hans Huybrighs, Max Planck Institute and European Space Agency (ESA)
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology Network in partnership with Milky-Way.kiwi, News from the Galactic Centre talking about water volcanoes on Europa, and what is it like to be tasting an extraterrestrial ocean.
Daniella Scalice visits New Zealand
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she and her Diné colleagues co-founded the “NASA and the Navajo Nation” initiative, an ongoing collaboration that has produced classroom materials, teacher trainings, and student summer camps which weave together Western...
AAM 2018 – Astrobiology Australasia Meeting
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June 2018. Here is a synopsis of the event.
TE AO MĀRAMA meeting
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When: 24-25 October 2018, Where: The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland
Liquid water detected on Mars, can it hold life?
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars. There is a long way between finding liquid brine pools on Mars and...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean?
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on New Zealand's TV3 AM show about the NASA Curiosity discovery of organic molecules on Mars' surface.
Europe launches a Virtual Institute for Astrobiology
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
New Zealand scientist advances new theory on how life could have started on Earth
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between the nucleic acids (genetic instructions for all organisms) and small proteins called peptides and contradicts the widely-held “RNA-world” hypothesis, which states that life originated from nucleic acids and only later evolved...
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for the search for life on Mars. Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland is co-author of a paper published in Nature comms that pushes the evidence for the oldest life...
Announcement for the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting and Grand Tour 2018
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia Meeting, Rotorua, New Zealand, 25-29 June, 2018 Event 2 - Astrobiology Grand Tour, Western Australia, 1-9 July 2018 For more information please join the expressions of interest mailing list.
The next rover mission to Mars in 2020 to search for biosignatures — how New Zealand’s hot springs are helping NASA choose the next landing site
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in Monrovia, California, where 250 scientists and engineers discussed where the next Mars rover, launching in 2020, should land. Kathy's team presented arguments for one of the 8 remaining landing sites...
Angélica Anglés
Angélica Anglés completed her BEng at the University of Gävle (Sweden) and University of Valencia (Spain). She completed 3 MSc degrees in Space Geodesy, Astrophysics and Planetary Science at University of Karlsruhe (Germany), Imperial College London and the last one at University College London, where her research focused on...
WEEK SUMMARY TITLES
KATHY CAMPBELL: SEPTEMBER 3, 2019, 97.53 MB Tuesday, September 3, 2019 Do you wake up and ponder about the grand...
Hosted by Te Ao Mārama – Centre for Fundamental Inquiry, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Lecture Series 2019 at University of...
Since 2019, New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator of the World Space Week in New Zealand, a...
We are at MOTAT today, for their annual STEM Fair along with a fresh lineup of scientists, technologists, engineers,...
Hans Huybrighs from Max Plank Institute is visiting Wellington. He will give a talk for the New Zealand Astrobiology...
Daniella Scalice, Education and Communication Lead for the NASA Astrobiology Program is coming to New Zealand in October. In 2005 she...
New Zealand's first international conference in astrobiology took place in Rotorua on the 24th, 25 and 26th of June...
Abstracts are now accepted for consideration as talks or posters for TE AO MĀRAMA MEETING - free registration. When:...
This week, the European Space Agency announced that radar data collected by ESA’s Mars Express point to a pond...
NASA MSL rover discovers methane on Mars, what does it mean? Listen to NZAN Professor Kathy Campbell talking on...
Europe launches The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) at the recommendations of the AstroMap Report.
A new theory that addresses how life arose on Earth, proposes that it originated in an intimate partnership between...
Life might have colonised land 580 million years earlier than previously thought - and this has also implications for...
Please join us ‘down under’ for one, the other, or both events in mid-year 2018 Event 1 - Astrobiology Australasia...
A team, including Professor Kathy Campbell, attended a workshop sponsored by NASA and JPL on 8-10 February 2017 in...
