cawthron institute
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Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron Cawthron Institute is New Zealand's largest independent science organisation, offering a broad spectrum of services to help protect the environment and support sustainable development of primary industries. Our scientists have unique expertise in aquaculture research , marine and freshwater resource management, food safety and quality , algal technologies , biosecurity and analytical testing. We also run an extensive community and education programme to help foster the next generation of scientists.
Our main offices and laboratories are situated in the heart of Nelson City. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. He initially worked in Wellington, then followed the gold miners to Australia, spending several years as a contractor providing miscellaneous goods on the goldfields of Bendigo and Ballarat. Described as tall and slow of speech, he was also strong and fit enough to cope with delivering supplies to miners in the rough 'mineral belt' country, around 20 kilometres by a mountainous track from the township of Nelson.
However, behind the scenes he helped out in many individual cases of hardship and distress, and contributed to causes such as relief funds, church organisations and educational and recreational schemes. In his later years he made larger and more public gifts, including Nelson's cathedral steps the Rocks Road chains along Nelson's waterfront Cawthron Park in the hills to the east of the city contributions towards a public hospital and nurses' home and smaller donations to the Nelson Institute which used to run the Nelson library , and to the Nelson School of Music and its pipe organ. Almost 100 years since Cawthron's death, the name of this retiring but generous man lives on in one of New Zealand's leading scientific research organisations, Nelson's Cawthron Institute. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology.
Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron The Cawthron Institute Trust Board is a charitable trust established in accordance with the Thomas Cawthron Trust Act 1924 to oversee the Cawthron Institute. The Trust Board also funds a range of science and education focused community initiatives , and employs a community educator who organises events and delivers education programmes to promote and foster science in the community. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. Cawthron Analytical Services is a business division of Cawthron Institute, New Zealand's largest independent science organisation.
Based in the heart of Nelson City, we have been operating as a contract laboratory since 1971 and now employ more than 60 technical and specialist staff. The laboratory is Therapeutic Goods istration TGA Australia approved and Good Manufacturing Practice GMP New Zealand certified for natural products and dietary supplements. They work across a wide sector of the food industry, including seafood safety, functional foods, natural products, bioactives and high end dairy product formulation. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology.
Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron Cawthron Institute was established in 1919 by the last will and testament of Nelson philanthropist Thomas Cawthron who had a vision that science could contribute to the growth of a young New Zealand. Cawthron Institute was officially opened in Nelson in 1921 following the establishment of the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. This pragmatic approach has worked for Cawthron Institute, and the industries our research has underpinned, for over 90 years. Thomas Cawthron had a vision for science contributing to New Zealand's growth.
Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. The Trust Board appoints the Board of Directors, who govern Cawthron Institute and approve its strategic direction. The Board of Directors' role is to supervise the management of the Cawthron Institute to establish its strategic objectives and the overall policy framework within which Cawthron Institute's research and business is conducted and to appoint its chief executive
Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron Cawthron Institute was established in 1919 by the last will and testament of Nelson philanthropist Thomas Cawthron who had a vision that science could contribute to the growth of a young New Zealand.
Cawthron Institute was officially opened in Nelson in 1921 following the establishment of the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. Since the beginning we have firmly focused on research that contributes to the economic gr
Our main offices and laboratories are situated in the heart of Nelson City. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. He initially worked in Wellington, then followed the gold miners to Australia, spending several years as a contractor providing miscellaneous goods on the goldfields of Bendigo and Ballarat. Described as tall and slow of speech, he was also strong and fit enough to cope with delivering supplies to miners in the rough 'mineral belt' country, around 20 kilometres by a mountainous track from the township of Nelson.
However, behind the scenes he helped out in many individual cases of hardship and distress, and contributed to causes such as relief funds, church organisations and educational and recreational schemes. In his later years he made larger and more public gifts, including Nelson's cathedral steps the Rocks Road chains along Nelson's waterfront Cawthron Park in the hills to the east of the city contributions towards a public hospital and nurses' home and smaller donations to the Nelson Institute which used to run the Nelson library , and to the Nelson School of Music and its pipe organ. Almost 100 years since Cawthron's death, the name of this retiring but generous man lives on in one of New Zealand's leading scientific research organisations, Nelson's Cawthron Institute. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology.
Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron The Cawthron Institute Trust Board is a charitable trust established in accordance with the Thomas Cawthron Trust Act 1924 to oversee the Cawthron Institute. The Trust Board also funds a range of science and education focused community initiatives , and employs a community educator who organises events and delivers education programmes to promote and foster science in the community. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. Cawthron Analytical Services is a business division of Cawthron Institute, New Zealand's largest independent science organisation.
Based in the heart of Nelson City, we have been operating as a contract laboratory since 1971 and now employ more than 60 technical and specialist staff. The laboratory is Therapeutic Goods istration TGA Australia approved and Good Manufacturing Practice GMP New Zealand certified for natural products and dietary supplements. They work across a wide sector of the food industry, including seafood safety, functional foods, natural products, bioactives and high end dairy product formulation. Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology.
Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron Cawthron Institute was established in 1919 by the last will and testament of Nelson philanthropist Thomas Cawthron who had a vision that science could contribute to the growth of a young New Zealand. Cawthron Institute was officially opened in Nelson in 1921 following the establishment of the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. This pragmatic approach has worked for Cawthron Institute, and the industries our research has underpinned, for over 90 years. Thomas Cawthron had a vision for science contributing to New Zealand's growth.
Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. The Trust Board appoints the Board of Directors, who govern Cawthron Institute and approve its strategic direction. The Board of Directors' role is to supervise the management of the Cawthron Institute to establish its strategic objectives and the overall policy framework within which Cawthron Institute's research and business is conducted and to appoint its chief executive
Publications News Careers Our people About Science Services Algal Biotechnology. Introduction Our history Governance Trust Board Thomas Cawthron Cawthron Institute was established in 1919 by the last will and testament of Nelson philanthropist Thomas Cawthron who had a vision that science could contribute to the growth of a young New Zealand.
Cawthron Institute was officially opened in Nelson in 1921 following the establishment of the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. Since the beginning we have firmly focused on research that contributes to the economic gr
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