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New Zealand universities and research institutions are a ‘hot-bed’ of entrepreneurial talent.  Innovative sci-tech ideas are coming through so fast that a student-led investment committee programme is expanding nationally to cope with demand.

New University of �Ӱ�APPresearch has examined whether Kiwi families are meeting national food and nutrition guidelines when feeding their babies.

A cell-sorting startup with considerable significance for the trillion-dollar global livestock market has been bought by a global corporate that already has significant existing operations in New Zealand.

World-leading health research and cutting edge medical innovations from the University of �Ӱ�APPwere showcased at a special medical technology and health commercialisation conference co-hosted by UniServices in HEDA this month.

Each year UniServices celebrates the impact of world-leading research on society by awarding the Commercialisation Medal to individual researchers and teams who have consistently excelled at delivering the societal and/or economic benefits of rese

UniServices has followed Mercedes Benz’s investment into Soul Machines with its own commitment of US$2m to a US$15m+ funding round announced recently by the company.  UniServices, which owns 15% of the company, made the investment through its $20m

The entrepreneurs are joining a second Momentum Investment Committee to be hosted by Viclink in Wellington under the UniServices Return On Science’s Momentum programme. The expansion was announced at the KiwiNet awards 2018.

Artificial intelligence trailblazer Associate Professor Mark Sagar is among six New Zealanders who will receive 2018 Kea World Class New Zealand (WCNZ) Awards at a Gala Dinner in �Ӱ�APPon 21st June.

An innovative University of �Ӱ�APPtrial using text messages has proven a success in getting people to manage their diabetes better.

Rain Therapeutics Inc., a privately-held, clinical stage biotechnology company focused on biomarker-driven, small molecule therapeutics for patients with cancer, today announced the closing of a tranched Series A financing of US$18.4 million (NZ$

Growing Up in New Zealand has warmly welcomed today’s announcement from the Minister for Social Development, the Honourable Carmel Sepuloni, that will restore funding of more than $1.9 million to the child development study.

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A world-leading ‘life-like’ surgical training programme, created by researchers at the , has been so successful it will be expanded across all district health boards (DHBs) thi

Following the ’s recent review of its research and commercialisation functions, UniServices Limited has strengthened its support for developing IP and start-up companies and re

Government-backed Medical Research Commercialisation Fund makes first New Zealand investment in pharmaceutical company spun-out of the University of Auckland.

The University of �Ӱ�APPpartners with the NBR for their RADAR publication, which identifies future wealth creators set to make a significant contribution to NZ’s economic success.  

A culturally-adapted parenting programme for Māori families has increased parents’ confidence, reduced conflict between partners and improved children’s behaviour.

Momentum, a new  student-led investment committee which is the first of its kind in New Zealand, has been approved as an official commercialisation partner investment committee by

Winners of the fifth annual KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards, designed to celebrate commercialisation success within New Zealand’s universities and Crown Research Institutes, have been announced.

UniServices has signed a multi-million-dollar deal that will allow a significant increase in the number and quality of world class “disruptive” companies spun out of the university’s research and development.

The University of Auckland’s new Innovation Institute China (UAIIC) will provide unprecedented access to an extensive range of networks, research and funding opportunities in China.

UniServices and the University of �Ӱ�APPare partnering with an American drug development company to launch a biotech start-up that will research novel cancer vaccines.