Medals and Awards Nominations Closing

• Rutherford Medal – for  exceptional research, scholarship or innovation by a person, or team, in any field of engineering, humanities, mathematics, sciences, social science, or technology
• Te Rangaunua Hiranga Māori Award– for excellent, innovative co-created research, conducted by Māori, that has made a distinctive contribution to community wellbeing and development in Aotearoa

Communication, Leadership and Application

• Callaghan Medal – for outstanding contribution to science communication, in particular raising public awareness of the value of science to human progress
• Thomson Medal – for outstanding contributions to the organisation, support and application of science and/or technology in New Zealand
• MacDiarmid Medal – for scientific research that demonstrates the potential for application to human benefit

Early Career Researcher Awards

• Cooper Award – for emerging researchers in technology, applied sciences, and engineering
• Hamilton Award – for early-career researchers in scientific research
• Royal Society Te Apārangi Early Carefor early career researchers in humanitieser Research Excellence Award for Humanities – for early career researchers in  the humanities
• Royal Society Te Apārangi Early Career Research Excellence Award for Social Sciences – for early career researchers in social sciences
• Hatherton Award – for PhD students in chemical sciences, physical sciences, or mathematical and information sciences
• Royal Society Te Apārangi Te Kōpūnui Māori Research Award – for early career researcher to recognise innovative Māori research with a promising trajectory 

Humanities and Social Sciences

• Humanities Aronui Medal – for research or innovative work of outstanding merit in the humanities
• Pou Aronui Award – for distinguished service to the humanities-aronui
• Mason Durie Medal – for advances in the frontiers of social science
• Te Rangi Hiroa Medal – for work in social history, cultural diversity, socioeconomics or medical anthropology

Physical and Biological Sciences

• Hector Medal – for outstanding work in chemical, mathematical, or physical sciences
• Hutton Medal – for significantly advancing understanding in animal sciences, earth sciences or plant sciences 

Technology and Applied sciences

• Pickering Medal – for excellence and innovation in the practical applications of technology
• Scott Medal – for engineering science and technology work of great merit by a researcher in New Zealand 

Research funds and opportunities

• Charles Fleming Senior Scientist Award – an annual research grant worth up to $10,000 to support the research of a senior scientist in New Zealand.
• Charles Fleming Publishing Award – an annual award worth up to $8,000 to support the preparation of scientific books and relevant publications.
• Hutton Fund – Funding of $1,000 for research in New Zealand zoology, botany and geology.
• Skinner Fund – Funding of $1,000 for research in the study of the history, art, culture, physical and social anthropology of Māori and Polynesian peoples.