KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards finds finalists

Apr 8, 2014 •

New Zealand-based Kiwi Innovation Network selects finalists for its Research Commercialisation award.

New Zealand-based Kiwi Innovation Network (KiwiNet) has selected finalists for its second annual Research Commercialisation Awards.

The KiwiNet awards judges are Andrew Kelly, executive director at BioPacificVentures, Sharon Hunter, director of Hunter Powell Investment Partners, Ray Thomson, Angel Association chairman, and Helen Robinson, founding CEO of TZ1. The winners of the awards will be announced on 11 June.

The finalists include:

Commercialisation Collaboration Award

Eradicating bovine tuberculosis with TBfree New Zealand
Titanium Technologies New Zealand (TiTeNZ)

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