Personal journeys of New Zealand researchers
Listen to New Zealand researchers share their personal career journey and thoughts on what progress has been made to promote diversity and what more can be done.
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Māori research to drive economic growth
The Government is investing in 19 ambitious projects that turn Māori knowledge and science into economic opportunities for New Zealand.
Science System Advisory Group
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment convened a group of experts to provide advice on strengthening the science, innovation and technology system, including the challenges and aspirations of the sector, and opportunities for growth. This group has now finished its work.
2020 Fellowships Impact evaluation
Pūkeko Research Ltd have carried out an impact evaluation of Fellowships funded through Vote Business Science and Innovation funding.
Health Research Council
The Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC) is responsible for managing the New Zealand Government’s investment in health research.
Science and innovation
The science and innovation systems are critical to boosting the number of knowledge-intensive, internationally-connected firms. We are working to lift business expenditure on research and development, improve the benefits to the wider economy from business development assistance, and harness the potential of the digital economy.
Agencies, policies and budget initiatives
An insight into budget initiatives, research organisations, the Vision Matauranga Capability Fund Policy and the Science Board.
Refocusing the science, innovation and technology system
The Government is making changes to New Zealand’s science, innovation and technology system to set a clear direction, lift economic growth and position New Zealand for the future.
Government boost to commercialise university research
The Government has announced a $40.68 million boost over 3 years to help university researchers commercialise their innovations.
New IP management policy to boost research commercialisation
A new Intellectual Property (IP) management policy will give more rights to researchers to commercialise their own inventions.