We fund innovative projects that give New Zealanders more opportunities to experience science and technology through hands-on activities and collaborative research.
This contestable fund supports projects that excite and engage New Zealanders who have fewer opportunities to experience and connect with science and technology.
The Participatory Science Platform supports collaborative, community projects that bring together locals and scientists or technologists on research investigating a locally-important question or problem.
Te Toki Voyaging Trust sails on a Polynesian waka with a team of celestial navigators and marine scientists to promote science to remote coastal communities in the North Island.
Do factors such as temperature, humidity and age of homes affect the types of mould and amount of mould in our homes? Students in South Auckland explore this question.
These workshops incorporate fun and engaging activities to introduce science topics using simple hands-on activities for students and their parents.
How many moths are there? Where are they found? Are they affected by artificial light and, if so, how? Students in Otago take a look at our butterflies of the night.
