In line with the objective to grow New Zealand’s hi-tech exports, the advanced technology platform of the Institute will apply materials and engineering expertise across a range of sectoral themes including space, electric aviation, critical minerals and technologies for fusion energy.  Continue →

What Is the Galvanic Series? Different types of metals are considered more or less noble and are arranged accordingly in the galvanic series. Continue →

Building on an already strong relationship, AkzoNobel will provide Interpon F products for Signify’s Philips LED consumer outdoor luminaires. Continue →

New Zealand’s largest electric trucks showcase electricity’s future role as the power source for heavy road vehicles. Continue →

The Partners Group will pump up to A$1.2 billion to create a next generation data centre platform in Australia following acquisition of local data centre provider GreenSquareDC. Continue →

New Zealand’s association of civil contractors welcomes commitment to better management and leadership for Wellington’s water networks  but cautions little will change without a less combative approach. Continue →

Avoiding toxic people (as well as not being one) is essential for your organisation and for team success, says Jeroen Kraaijenbrink, a no-nonsense strategy and leadership educator, mentor and consultant with an impressive record.  Continue →

The international workshop on Machine Learning  (ML) in Climate, Weather, and Ocean  in Pune, India brought together leading scientists from Italy and India to strengthen collaboration in applying  ML to climate science, meteorology, and oceanography.  Continue →

From tailored Netflix recommendations to personalised Facebook feeds, artificial intelligence (AI) adeptly serves content that matches our preferences and past behaviours. Continue →

The US government is cutting or limiting rafts of funding for science and health research. Continue →

Fourteen ambitious Kiwi cleantech startups set off in October to chase global investment and partnership opportunities as part of the 2024 Cleantech Trek to the USA and Europe. Continue →

The intended partnership with Philips and Siloam Hospitals aligns with the Indonesian government’s strategy to enhance healthcare accessibility and quality. Continue →

The Master Electricians Excellence Awards is a biennial competition, which aims to identify and recognise excellence within the electrical contracting industry. Continue →

For the first time, New Zealand has a dedicated certification for fluid power engineering. Continue →

Oil and gas companies, tank manufacturers, and shipyards in offshore or coastal environments face a common dilemma. Continue →

AUCKLAND: In breaking news, TFE Hotels has partnered with New Zealand’s leading accommodation provider, Heritage Hotels, in a multi-property management agreement that will see five hotels refurbished in the next few years and send a positive signal to the local accommodation sector amid a resurgent international tourism market. Continue →

Rights and responsibilities Employers must make sure their employees are receiving their employment rights, including following a fair process for any issues of misconduct, employee performance and redundancy. Continue →

Carbon and Energy Professionals New Zealand  (CEP), a not for profit organisation will be launching its new energy and carbon management credentials next month. Continue →

Mammoet, the largest global engineered heavy lifting and transport company, has launched what it says is the world’s strongest land-based crane. Continue →