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2023 Regional Lecture Series - Annual Report 2023

Sustainability has been a theme throughout our Regional Lectures Series, and this year we focused on tangible sustainability tech.

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Industry

Our investigators partner with companies to address their specific technological and scientific challenges. Our focus is increasingly on providing industry with sustainable technology solutions.

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History of partnerships

We have formal Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with a number of international organisations. Along with our many current partnerships and community relationships, we are proud to have supported a range of different organisations.

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MacDiarmid Institute affiliated spinout companies

Our investigators and students have created numerous spinout companies to further develop and commercialise their innovations.

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NZ in the box seat on hydrogen

Principal Investigator, Sally Brooker writes about how New Zealand can take advantage of making green hydrogen to produce commodity chemicals, provide energy, and reduce emissions.

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WTF is molybdenum disulfide? An expert on why this nano-material matters

Sam Brooke spoke to the Spinoff's Alex Braae about his research and how it became possible to do it in New Zealand.

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Postdocs: the key to NZ's post-Covid recovery

Co-Directors Nicola Gaston and Justin Hodgkiss write about funding postdocs to keep talent in New Zealand and elevate the economy.

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Sir Paul Callaghan

Our founding director was scientist, environmentalist and mentor, Sir Paul Callaghan, who encouraged scientists to take science out of the labs and into the lives of all New Zealanders.

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The 2025 chemistry Nobel goes to MOFs

‘What a moment for those of us who love MOFs! It’s not every day that they grab the headlines, but…

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Associate Professor Franck Natali awarded NZIP 2025 Te Tohu mō te Whaihua i te Mātai Ahupūngao – Physics Impact Award for research and commercial success.

The New Zealand Institute of Physics has conferred its 2025 Te Tohu mō te Whaihua i te Mātai Ahupūngao – Physics Impact Award on Associate Professor Franck Natali. This biennial award honours an individual or team whose physics research delivers demonstrable benefit to Aotearoa New Zealand through commercial success, industrial uptake, or societal impact.

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