BIOTechNZ
  • ABOUT
    • OUR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
    • OUR MEMBERS
    • OUR PARTNERSHIPS & AFFILIATES
    • JOIN US TODAY
    • REPORTS
  • NEWS & EVENTS
    • News & Blog
    • EVENTS
    • SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES
  • MEMBERS
  • RESOURCES
    • Submissions
  • JOIN
  • CONTACT

Life sciences could be a jewel in the NZ economy

12 January 2023

January 12, 2023 The New Zealand life sciences summit in Wellington in March will help break a glass ceiling for the biotech industry, BiotechNZ executive director Dr Zahra Champion says. The summit will look at the challenges and opportunities New Zealand and the world is facing from climate emissions, gene editing, scaling New Zealand tech for the world, … Continue reading "From corn to cattle, gene editing is about to supercharge agriculture"

Read More

Science NZ Awards celebrate Scion scientists and research excellence

12 December 2022

Scion’s leadership in forestry science, bioplastics research and biotechnology has been celebrated by Scion and its peers at the Science New Zealand Awards.

Read More

Christmas is coming!

07 December 2022

We’re on the final countdown to Christmas, just 18 days until 25 December, so what is left on your to-do-list? 

Read More

Life sciences summit crucial for NZ’s economic future

23 November 2022

The inaugural March 22-23 event, run by BioTechNZ , will unite Aotearoa’s life sciences and biotech communities across all sectors including agriculture, environment, industrial as well as human health, BioTechNZ executive director Dr Zahra Champion says. 

Read More
Categories
  • BIOTechNZ News
  • Events
  • Industry News
  • Industry News
  • Media Release
  • Media Release
  • Member Profiles
  • Newsletter
  • Research and Trends
Topics
  • Alternative proteins
  • Animal Biotechnology
  • Biomedicals
  • Environmental and Industrial Biotech
  • Funding
  • Future of foods
  • Gene drive technology
  • Human diagnostics & therapeutics
  • IP and Regulatory
  • MedCan
  • Media Release
  • newsletter

Industry News

From corn to cattle, gene editing is about to supercharge agriculture

Agriculture has come a long way in the past century. We produce more food than ever before -- but our current model is unsustainable, and as the world’s population rapidly approaches the 8 billion mark, modern food production methods will need a radical transformation if they're going to keep up.

July 30, 2017

#Future of foods #Gene drive technology

Industry News

Naveen Jain’s biotech startup Viome raises millions for personal wellness monitoring

Viome, the wellness monitoring service founded by Seattle-area tech entrepreneur Naveen Jain, has raised $15 million this month in an investment round, according to documents filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The equity sale boosts the first commercial venture brought to li

July 28, 2017

#Human diagnostics & therapeutics

Industry News

How did biotech become a Hollywood supervillain?

Family movie night can be fraught in biotech households. Earlier this month, John Crowley, CEO of Amicus Therapeutics, cued up “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” as a refresher before the debut of its blockbuster sequel. Soon his living room played host to a man with roughly his job, working at

July 26, 2017

#Human diagnostics & therapeutics

Previous 1 … 20 21

New Zealand Tech Alliance Member

 

©2020 BioTech New Zealand Association

 

  • About us
  • Our team
  • Our members
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms of use
  • Contact us
  • Subscribe for updates
  • Become a member
  • Latest news
  • Upcoming events

Email: info@biotechnz.org.nz

Phone: +64 9 300 7559