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Advances in Crop Biocontrol
Canterbury Agriculture & Science Centre Gerald St, Lincoln, Christchurch, New ZealandBioTechNZ and Plant & Food Research are exploring advances in crop biocontrol.
Free
Harnessing insects’ powerful sense of smell
University of Auckland SBS Reception Lounge, 3a Symonds St, Thomas Building, AucklandDr Andrew Kralicek and his team has spent the last decade working out how to harness insects’ outstanding sense of smell to revolutionise the world of electronic sensors.
Free
TechWeek ’21 | DermaLayr, the fastest non-invasive dermal delivery platform
Online , New ZealandIn conjunction with BioTechNZ, NanoLayr formerly known as Revolution Fibres is presenting the world's first bioactive nanofibre technology platform - DermaLayr on the TechWeek's stage.
Free
Capital games: raising capital for agritech business at Fieldays
Hamilton HamiltonPlease join AgriTechNZ to explore raising capital for agritech business at Fieldays
Free
CleanTech Innovations in New Zealand
SBS Reception Lounge SBS Reception Lounge (Common Room) at the IIB and SBS entrance to the Thomas Building, 3a Symonds St, School of Biological Sciences., Auckland, New ZealandAs organisations, communities and Government seek a cleaner and more sustainable form of economic growth, BioTech New Zealand and New Zealand IoT Alliance
Free – $25
Cellular Agriculture
The Factory 21 Dairy Farm Road, Palmerston NorthCellular agriculture — industrial biotechnology for food, cosmetics and materials
$0 -35
MedCan Summit 2022
Connecting medicine, science, industry and technology for a new frontier of care
$525
Understanding Dunedin’s Flourishing Biotech Ecosystem
Otago Business School Lecture Room 1.17 / Union Street East / Dunedin North, Dunedin 9016Attracting interest and investment, as well as nurturing new talent, is essential for a successful biotechnology industry.
Accelerating Crop Bioprotectant Development from New Zealand
IT Professionals Level 4/2-6 Gilmer Terrace,, Wellington, New ZealandLearn how New Zealand organisations can accelerate bioprotectant development and bring them to local and global markets.