Robinson Research Institute, a pioneer in high-temperature superconductivity (HTS) research, has received funding of $71million towards setting up and hosting an advanced technology platform in Future Magnetic and Materials Technologies.
Robinson Research Institute, a pioneer in high-temperature superconductivity (HTS) research, has received funding of $71million towards setting up and hosting an advanced technology platform in Future Magnetic and Materials Technologies.
- New Zealanders will now be able to get into houses sooner and at less cost. So claims Building Consent Approvals (BCA) – the country’s first fully independent residential building consent authority. The privately-owned company will operate nationally and promises to issue building consents within a week and a half for eligible residential projects.
- Tired of council consent delays
- The rise of GLP-1s is shifting the discussion of obesity from an intractable issue to a treatable medical condition. Obesity could affect global GDP negatively by more than NZ$4.5 trillion by 2050 or a positive of almost $9.5 trillion with priorities on prevention and metabolic health, says McKinsey. Nearly 900 million adults around the world are living with obesity today, a substantial risk factor for at least 20 diseases which includes diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and brain health disorders.
Robinson Research Institute, a pioneer in high-temperature superconductivity (HTS) research, has received funding of $71million towards setting up and hosting an advanced technology platform in Future Magnetic and Materials Technologies.
- New Zealanders will now be able to get into houses sooner and at less cost. So claims Building Consent Approvals (BCA) – the country’s first fully independent residential building consent authority. The privately-owned company will operate nationally and promises to issue building consents within a week and a half for eligible residential projects.
- Tired of council consent delays
- The rise of GLP-1s is shifting the discussion of obesity from an intractable issue to a treatable medical condition. Obesity could affect global GDP negatively by more than NZ$4.5 trillion by 2050 or a positive of almost $9.5 trillion with priorities on prevention and metabolic health, says McKinsey. Nearly 900 million adults around the world are living with obesity today, a substantial risk factor for at least 20 diseases which includes diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and brain health disorders.
Robinson Research Institute, a pioneer in high-temperature superconductivity (HTS) research, has received funding of $71million towards setting up and hosting an advanced technology platform in Future Magnetic and Materials Technologies.
- New Zealanders will now be able to get into houses sooner and at less cost. So claims Building Consent Approvals (BCA) – the country’s first fully independent residential building consent authority. The privately-owned company will operate nationally and promises to issue building consents within a week and a half for eligible residential projects.
- Tired of council consent delays
- The rise of GLP-1s is shifting the discussion of obesity from an intractable issue to a treatable medical condition. Obesity could affect global GDP negatively by more than NZ$4.5 trillion by 2050 or a positive of almost $9.5 trillion with priorities on prevention and metabolic health, says McKinsey. Nearly 900 million adults around the world are living with obesity today, a substantial risk factor for at least 20 diseases which includes diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and brain health disorders.
