• WilliamsWarn3

    Taking home brew to the next level

    With support from MSI, Kiwi beer-thinkers Ian Williams and Anders Warn have developed the world's...

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  • Kaynemaile

    Going global

    With MSI’s support, Wellington company Kaynemaile is fast becoming a world leader in seamless interlocking...

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  • 2012 science investment round

    $60 million for research

    MSI is investing up to $60 million in innovative research that will benefit New Zealand.

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    MindSpace PopAR Books

    A digital children’s book powered by technology developed in New Zealand with the help of...

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  • Join us tomorrow at our Te Pūnaha seminar: Expansion & Export in the Food & Beverage Sector with Tim Morris. See our website for more details... read more
  • Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards

    A company that creates wall-climbing robots for high risk environments is the winner of the Ministry of Science and Innovation (MSI) Best Hi-Tech Start-Up category at the 2012 New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards.

  • @MSI_Govt: Inspire Canterbury 2012 features presentations from world class NZers. Come along on 28 May and hear from the best! http://t.co/tRYxz56H
  • @MSI_Govt: And a big shout out to Compac Sorting - "The Rolls-Royce of its industry" - Hi-Tech Exporter & Hi-Tech Company OTY at NZ Hi-Tech Awards
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