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| 1. Techhistory.co.nz |
 | New Zealand has a proud history of technological innovation. Many of the innovations which were economically important during the twentieth century were identified in 1918 in a publication called the New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology.
http://www.techhistory.co.nz/ |
| 2. Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Limited |
| The Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences Limited is a New Zealand Crown Research Institute offering the best in independent scientific and technical advice.
http://www.gns.cri.nz/ |
 3. The New Zealand Antarctica Institute |
| Antarctica New Zealand is responsible for developing, managing and administering New Zealand activities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean, in particular the Ross Sea Dependency.
http://www.antarcticanz.govt.nz/  contact |
| 4. Ernest Rutherford |
| A resource on Ernest Rutherford including his birthplace, ancestors and books on the man and his work.
http://www.rutherford.org.nz/ |
 5. Landcare Research |
| Information about the company and environmental research work of Landcare Research, including links to databases, publications, educational resources, and tools.
http://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/ contact |
 6. Auckland Astronomical Society |
| The Auckland Astronomical Society was founded in 1922. Currently we have over 500 members and with the blooming of astronomy worldwide, we are growing strongly. Amongst membership are the full range of astronomical enthusiasts, from the newest beginners up to highly qualified professionals. Whatever the level of your interest, you will find within our Society plenty to thrill and challenge you.
http://www.astronomy.org.nz/ contact |
| 7. PenguinWorld.com |
| A site devoted to the species of bird known to science as Sphenisciformes, but otherwise known as cute.
http://www.penguinworld.com/ |
| 8. Nano Cluster Devices - Christchurch New Zealand |
| Nano Cluster Devices Limited has developed novel methods for taking clusters of atoms and forming them into electrically conducting wires. These wires are so small they can only be seen with the aid of an electron microscope.
http://www.nanoclusterdevices.com/ contact |
| 9. Syft Technologies |
| If you're interested in detecting trace levels of gas and volatiles, Syft Technologies develops the world's most advanced whole-air and headspace analysis systems and services.
http://www.syft.com/ contact |
| 10. Sensor Systems Ltd |
| Importers of Scientific instruments for subsea and fresh water use plus research anemometers
http://www.sensorsystems.co.nz/ contact |
