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Catalyst: Strategic - NZ-Korea joint research partnership
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Catalyst: Strategic - NZ-Korea joint research partnership
A bilateral programme supported by MBIE and the Korean Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT).
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Three projects commenced in 2018, in the bilateral priority areas of ICT and Digital Technologies, Health Technologies, and Biotechnology. The NZ research teams each receiving $450,000 (GST excl.) over three years to collaborate with their counterparts from the Republic of Korea.
The projects are:
| Project | New Zealand partners | Korean partners |
| Advanced security technologies for the Internet of Things | University of Canterbury, AUT, Massey University, Victoria University | Sungkyunkwan University, Korea University |
| Unlocking therapeutic potential of brain cells for treating traumatic brain injuries with digital human brain | Auckland Bioengineering Institute (UoA) | Seoul National University |
| Targeted evaluation of new micro-electronic monitoring devices for intelligent farming and smart harvesting in New Zealand and Korean horticulture | Plant and Food Research, University of Waikato | Seoul National University, National Institute of Horticultural and Herbal Science, Korea National Open University |
Last updated: 01 October 2020