Publications

Chemistry in New Zealand (CiNZ) is the professional journal of the NZIC. It is a quarterly publication that is distributed to members, libraries, and other subscribers with a circulation of approximately 1000. It is published in April, July, September and early December.

Six months after an issue is produced, articles are available for download.

Chem Ed NZ

Chem Ed NZ - Chemistry Education in New Zealand is a quarterly journal aimed at those who teach chemistry at secondary schools, institutes of technology and universities. It is published in February, May, August and November, and is available free to New Zealand subscribers. For overseas subscribers, a subscription charge of $NZ20 covers postage and packaging. To receive copies of Chem Ed NZ, please e-mail NZICoffice@nzic.org.nz.

Chemical Processes in New Zealand

Chemical Processes in New Zealand is now available online for downloading. This second edition (1998) of our publication Chemical Processes in New Zealand is now out of print, but is still the most comprehensive account of the practice of chemistry in New Zealand. The book contains 17 sections with self-explanatory headings, and various numbers of articles (101 in all) under each heading.

Chemistry - An Asian Journal

NZIC is now a partner society in Chemistry - An Asian Journal.

The CAJ Journal homepage is http://www.chemasianj.org
NZIC News on the CAJ Journal Homepage

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (PCCP)

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (PCCP) is an international journal renowned as the journal of choice for fast publication of high quality research in the broad areas of physical chemistry, chemical physics and biophysical chemistry.

PCCP is owned and run by fifteen international learned and professional societies, and published by the Royal Society of Chemistry on a not-for-profit basis. The New Zealand Institute of Chemistry is now the sixteenth owner society. As an Owner Society, NZIC receives a royalty every time the journal publishes an article by a researcher based in New Zealand. PCCP features:

High quality and high impact research
Professional and friendly editorial services, with rigorous yet fair peer review, and rapid publication times
No author charges, and authors may use free colour in papers. Submissions welcomed in almost any layout and electronic format.
Extensive promotion of published articles, and truly international readership.

For more information, visit: http://www.rsc.org/pccp/