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Magritek: Take a look inside

A decade of research at two New Zealand universities led to the creation of Magritek; a spin-off company producing low-cost scanning machines. Magritek technology has been used to explore various objects and settings, from the molecular breakdown of food, to the Antarctic environment... Full story

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iPredict: harness the wisdom of the crowd

What do you predict? iPredict gathers the intelligence of the masses – including those with inside knowledge – to predict the likelihood of future events. The stakes are low but overseas research shows prediction markets have a knack of picking winners... Full story

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Peloruside: from sponge to potential cancer breakthrough

New Zealand scientists have discovered a chemical extracted from a Pelorus Sound marine sponge operates in a similar way to a $US2 billion-a-year drug used to treat breast and ovarian cancer... Full story

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Paul Callaghan: Making a difference through commercialisation

Sir Paul Callaghan, distinguished professor and well-known advocate of entrepreneurs in New Zealand, says that commercialising one's research is not only exciting and fascinating, it's also about making a difference for the country...Full story

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Daniel Crabtree: Invention more than a game for student

He started an online games business at 13, and now Daniel Crabtree (a recent computer science graduate) has been working with Viclink to turn his latest invention – a new search engine – into a business...Full story


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Funding for new technologies

Viclink is offering Victoria University staff and post-graduates up to $20,000 in Tech Jumpstart funding to help develop ideas into reality. Full story...

Cash for creativity

Victoria University staff and students were recently awarded $100 cheques from Viclink for the ideas they submitted to Grow Wellington's "Bright Ideas Challenge". Full story...

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