-

Collagen from sheep by-products shows promise for next-generation wound care
4 June 2026Collagen extracted from sheep by-products could pave the way for the next generation of advanced…- News
-
GenomNZ claims top science prize for DNA-driven farming gains
27 May 2026GenomNZ - A genomics pioneer transforming DNA science into practical farm tools has been awarded…- News
-

Bee species rediscovered in Christchurch
25 May 2026A bee species from Australia that has not been formally observed in New Zealand for over 65…- News
-

Bioeconomy Science Institute celebrates success at the Beef + Lamb New Zealand Awards
25 May 2026The Bioeconomy Science Institute celebrated a strong result at the 2026 Beef + Lamb New…- News
-

100 years of science impact: national campaign launches
22 May 2026A nationwide campaign, Science working for New Zealand - 100 years and counting, launched today.…- News
-

Star Trek inspires science career
18 May 2026Angelique Greene is a Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao senior polymer scientist who works across…- News
-

Bioeconomy Science Institute welcomes proposed Plant Variety Rights changes
15 May 2026The Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao welcomes the Government’s announcement of proposed changes to New…- News
-

Fighting fungi to protect plants and trees
7 May 2026Meet our people: scientist Darryl Herron. His journey into science started at the movies. As…- Meet our people
-

Technical expertise supports controlled-release fertiliser plant development
1 May 2026Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao expertise is helping underpin a fertiliser technology facility, Tnue, in…- News
-

2026 Endeavour Fund extensions supporting Bioeconomy Science Institute research
24 April 2026Six Bioeconomy Science Institute Endeavour Fund Research Programmes and six Smart Idea Endeavour contracts have…- News
-

New Chief Executive for the Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao
23 April 2026The Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao has appointed Angus Haslett as its new Chief Executive…- News
-

Scientists check tiny taxis for troublesome fungal passengers
22 April 2026Bark and ambrosia beetles are acting as tiny taxis for fungi across New Zealand, giving Bioeconomy…- News
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Media contact
If you’re a journalist interested in this news, please contact a member of the communications team:
Greg Ford, Principal Communications Advisor
Email: greg.ford@agresearch.co.nz
Mobile: +64 (0)21 832 351
Justine McLeary, Senior Communications Advisor
Email: justine.mcleary@scionresearch.com
Mobile: +64 (0)27 241 5649
Maja Burry, Senior Communications Advisor
Email: maja.burry@plantandfood.co.nz
Mobile: +64 (0)27 437 5408
