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Deep tech and the Māori economy can be the backbone of NZ’s recovery

Geoff Willmott discusses how the tech sector and the Māori economy is well-placed to lead New Zealand's recovery from Covid-19.

Modified: 26/06/2020, 11:20 am

Created: 4/06/2020, 9:51 am
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Regulatory navigation - a starter pack for researchers

It is essential that founders of science-based startups are prepared to encounter regulatory challenges. Regulation can pose a major roadblock to the ambitions of new founders, and regulatory non-compliance ranks among the primary reasons new startups fold. This resource has been developed to help MacDiarmid Institute-affiliated startup founders – who may have limited to no prior experience of the regulatory environment – navigate the complex regulatory space.

Modified: 3/06/2025, 8:35 pm

Created: 10/04/2025, 7:54 pm
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Franck Natali - Annual Report 2023

Associate Professor Franck Natali completed his Breakthrough Energy Fellowship as one of the inaugural Fellows in this global initiative.

Modified: 5/06/2024, 6:43 am

Created: 14/04/2024, 12:00 am
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MacDiarmid Institute affiliated people fill the leaderboard of annual KiwiNet Awards

Six of the KiwiNet awards finalists this year were MacDiarmid Institute affiliated; our researchers, Board members and CEOs of affiliated start-up companies.

Modified: 8/06/2020, 5:09 pm

Created: 8/06/2020, 4:42 pm
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Computer chips that work like human brains may ease global energy problem

Professor Simon Brown and his research regarding neuromorphic computer chips is featured on TVNZ and at the idealog.

Modified: 16/06/2019, 1:17 pm

Created: 6/03/2018, 12:00 am
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Glass’s newest chemical cousin, and the promise it shows for CO2 capture, energy technologies medical advances, and more

For most of us, glass is simply something we look through or drink from.

Modified: 17/03/2025, 12:00 pm

Created: 4/03/2025, 3:04 pm
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MESA

The MacDiarmid Emerging Scientists Association (MESA) was formed in 2010 to expand the opportunities available to MacDiarmid Institute PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. It works to improve networking among them and establish a sense of community.

Modified: 24/02/2025, 12:04 pm

Created: 6/02/2019, 5:59 pm
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COVID-19 Science Communication and other MacDiarmid news

During these unfamiliar times, independent science communication has come into its own. Here we celebrate the work of the scientist communicators working hard to help us keep ourselves and everyone around us safe.

Modified: 24/01/2022, 11:22 am

Created: 1/06/2020, 9:18 am
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Getting involved with outreach and engagement

The MacDiarmid Institute annually seeks support from its members for its outreach and engagement activities as part of our partnerships throughout Aotearoa to help us take science out of the lab.

Modified: 21/08/2023, 12:29 pm

Created: 30/05/2023, 3:55 pm
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Accessing the MacDiarmid Institute funding

There are funding opportunities for Investigators to access throughout the year for a range of needs, such as equipment repair, commercial seed funding, Research Assistants (RAs) and more.

Modified: 3/07/2025, 4:39 pm

Created: 30/05/2023, 3:57 pm
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