NZBIO is one of New Zealand's largest and most vibrant annual conferences.
Now in it's sixth year, NZBIO is well established as the premier showcase for the New Zealand life sciences sector and attracts delegates from around the world and from all aspects of the life sciences industry. Click here to view photos from the 2009 Conference.
The NZBIO 2010 Conference Theme: Advancing a Bio-Based Economy highlights the broadening impact of biotechnology across many industries and its growing importance to our economic, social and environmental future. The conference will provide a perfect forum to explore new business opportunities across the spectrum of the bioeconomy.
NZBIO's 2010 program will cover all aspects of the life sciences from agriculture, food and health applications through to industrial and environmental biotechnology and the development of second generation biofuel technologies.
With an integrated format, encompassing a vibrant exhibition hall, plenary & keynote speakers, technology showcase and a wide variety of sessions focusing on current issues and trends across the Bioeconomy, NZBIO is a key event for those in the global life sciences sector.
I look forward to seeing you in Auckland in March 2010.
Bronwyn Dilley
Chief Executive
Presentations are now are available to view!
If you are interested in viewing any of the conference presentations, you will find these available under the individual speaker's profile.
Please click here to be redirected to the page to view the presentations
Photos from NZBIO 2010 Conference have now been uploaded - check out the photos page here
NZBIO would like to congratulate the winners for the NZBIO 2010 Annual Excellence Awards
NZBIO 2010 Young Biotechnologist of the Year - supported by MoRST: Dr Wayne Patrick, Massey University
NZBIO 2010 Ross Clark Distinguished Biotechnologist of the Year - supported by Pall Life Sciences: John McEwan, AgResearch
NZBIO 2010 Emerging Company of the Year Award: Argenta Manufacturing
Student Poster Competition Winners:
1st Place - Thushari Dissanayake, University of Auckland
2nd Place - Nicole Anstice, University of Auckland
3rd Place - Thomas Williams, University of Waikato
For further information about the winners of the NZBIO 2010 Excellence Awards click here
