Kia ora from Royal Society Te Apārangi | Issue #1182
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Ngā Ahurei Hou a Te Apārangi New Fellows Day
Today 23 Ngā Ahurei Hou New Fellows have been inducted into the Academy of Royal Society Te Apārangi with a special event in Whanganui-a-tara Wellington. They have been elected for their distinction in research and advancement of mātauranga Māori, humanities, technology and science. They are world leaders in their areas of research and scholarship.
Each Ahurei Fellow was presented with a certificate, pin and kete aroha gift bag by Academy Chair Professor Charlotte Macdonald FRSNZ before signing their name to the Fellows' book. They have provided short seminars on their areas of expertise that are available to view online.
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Vacancy at Royal Society Te Apārangi: Kaimanaaki Tautuhi Rangahau | Publishing and ORCID Advisor
This is a varied role and ideally suited to a person with good knowledge of the research system in New Zealand along with experience of ORCID and/or academic publishing.
The role works with the Publishing Programme Manager in preparing and publishing 8 journals. You will manage the publication process for special issues of journals and undertake environmental scanning of the publishing sector. You will also be the ‘go-to person’ for ORCID in New Zealand.
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He pitopito kōrero | News bulletin
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Who will call out the misogyny and abuse undermining women’s academic freedom in our universities?
Women working in universities, including those in positions of academic leadership, are routinely subjected to online vitriol intended to shut them down – and thus to prevent them exercising their academic freedom to probe, question and test orthodox ways of making sense of the world.
Here, a group of male academics from Massey University call on their peers to rally against the incessant misogyny directed at women in universities.
@The Conversation
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Ngā take o te wā | Events
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29 Paengawhāwhā April,
Wellington and Online
Resistant Knowledge: A seminar by Behrouz Boochani
In this seminar, Behrouz Boochani talks about the body of art and knowledge produced by refugees and what these works can tell us about the wider structures of violence in migrant camps throughout the western hemisphere and beyond.
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29 Paengawhāwhā April, Christchurch
Canterbury Astronomical Society Public Open Night
An evening under the stars to discover the wonders of the Southern night sky with skilled amateur astronomers. See our closest neighbours in our solar system - no one will ever forget their first views of Jupiter or Saturn!
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Ngā whiwhinga | Opportunities
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Catalyst: Leaders - Paengawhāwhā April 2022 open call
On behalf of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Royal Society Te Apārangi has opened the April 2022 Call for Catalyst: Leaders.
Catalyst: Leaders supports incoming and outgoing targeted international fellowships for exceptional individuals that cannot be supported through other means. For detailed information please refer to the Catalyst: Leaders Guidelines.
Closing Date: 21 Hōngongoi July 2022
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Catalyst: Seeding - Paengawhāwhā April 2022 open call
On behalf of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Royal Society Te Apārangi has opened the April 2022 Call for Catalyst: Seeding.
Catalyst: Seeding facilitates new small and medium pre-research strategic partnerships with international collaborators that cannot be supported through other means, and with a view to developing full collaborations that could be supported through Catalyst: Strategic over time. For detailed information please refer to the Catalyst: Seeding Guidelines.
Closing Date: 21 Hōngongoi July 2022
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Mō Te Apārangi | About Us
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Royal Society Te Apārangi supports New Zealanders to explore, discover and share knowledge. Our varied programmes provide support and opportunities for researchers, teachers and school students, together with those who are simply curious about the world. To learn more visit royalsociety.org.nz
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