The New Zealand International Education Conference KI TUA (NZIEC KI TUA) is the annual conference for New Zealand’s international education sector. Established in 1991, NZIEC KI TUA brings together practitioners and leaders from across New Zealand’s international education sector to share good practice and explore strategies for future growth and development. It provides an opportunity … Continue reading "New Zealand International Education Conference KI TUA (NZIEC KI TUA) 2024"

Inviting all STEM students who are curious or anxious about their future! 

This symposium will bring together leading scientists, international experts, representatives from government agencies, and sector and industry leaders to highlight new and emerging science and technologies needed for crop protection into the future.

Building a digital future we can trust | 13 August 2024 | Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington Our annual Digital Trust Hui Taumata is leading the digital trust conversation in Aotearoa. Our one-day programme features keynote presentations, panel discussions, roundtables and more. The Hui Taumata provides the digital identity and trust ecosystem with an opportunity to … Continue reading "Digital Trust Hui Taumata 2024"

When you’re taking your business to the world, you need to be sure your brand is strong enough to compete in a crowded export market. This means getting to the heart of what your business stands for.

The summit will include talks from GNS, NIWA, ESR, and data scientists from Aotearoa New Zealand's top universities. You'll have the chance to learn and network throughout the day. 

The 2024 Flexible Learning Association of New Zealand (FLANZ) Conference will be held at the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences on Grafton Campus between 26 – 28 August 2024.

In this AI Meetup, we'll begin with an introduction on Adversarial AI, exploring how malicious inputs can exploit vulnerabilities in Machine Learning models.

The NAOInstitute hosts an ongoing series of informal symposia intended to bring intelligence research to the wider public in an easily digestible format. Each symposium has a single topic discussed by an expert panel, and an open Question and Answer session with the public.