Vol. 68 No. 1 (2011) | New Zealand Science Review

Issue description

One-day Conference, 21 October 2010

Re-setting science and innovation for the next 20 years

New Zealand Association of Scientists in association with the Institute of Policy Studies, VUW

Editors

Cover and Contents
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Janet Bradford-Grieve, Allen Petrey

Editorial
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James Renwick

Welcome and introduction
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Wayne Mapp

Opening Address
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Struan Little

Role of innovation in economic growth in a New Zealand context
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G. A. Carnaby

Science, innovation and business
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Linda Sissons

The role of polytechnics in the innovation system
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J. S. Rowarth, A. J. Parsons

Enabling innovation
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Bob Frame, Alison Collins, Richard Gordon

New Zealand, new futures, new ways of science engaging with society?
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Shaun C. Hendy, Catriona M. Sissons

Innovators, innovation and increasing returns to scale: Solving New Zealand’s productivity paradox
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Sophie Howard

The challenges and opportunities of commercialisation
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Michael J. Uddstrom

Environmental prediction and innovation
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Dan McElrea

R&D in a small technology-focused business – Puku Ltd
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Garth Harmsworth

Māori perspectives on the science and innovation system
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P. D. Gluckman

The wider roles of science and innovation
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Murray Bain, Colin James

Drawing it together
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Rod Dunbar

Role of universities in innovation
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Andrew Coy

Building Magritek: New Zealand’s magnetic resonance imaging company
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Allen Petrey

North Pole South Pole: The epic quest to solve the great mystery of Earth’s magnetism
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