NPM's Co-Directors encourage Māori early-career researchers and post-graduate students to get involved in a new Royal Society Te Apārangi initiative to encourage them to celebrate and share their research, innovations, discoveries and insights.
The 150 Years of Discovery: Emerging Research video competition aims to tap into the research stories of early career researchers who are driving the future of science, society and culture; contributing to the growth of our economy, industry, and cultural sectors in New Zealand and globally.
With three separate prizes of between $2500 and $4000 each the 150 Years of Discovery video competition offers you the opportunity to express your passion for innovative research by showcasing your discoveries in a short 3min video and sharing it with the public and fellow researchers.
Link to the Thinkable website here to find out more and submit your entry
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