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New zealandNew zealand generalSamuel mehrMadeleine collinsJudith collinsChristopher luxonBen kennedyUniversity of aucklandHarvard universityUniversity of canterburyGreen bay high school madeleine collinsGreen bay high schoolKerikeri high schoolUniversity of otagoPress releaseMinister christopher luxon

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New zealandNew zealand generalMadeleine collinsJudith collinsSamuel mehrBen kennedyChristopher luxonKerikeri high schoolGreen bay high school madeleine collinsGreen bay high schoolUniversity of otagoUniversity of aucklandHarvard universityUniversity of canterburyPress releaseMinister christopher luxon

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New zealandNew zealand generalChristopher luxonSamuel mehrBen kennedyJudith collinsMadeleine collinsUniversity of aucklandKerikeri high schoolUniversity of otagoUniversity of canterburyHarvard universityGreen bay high school madeleine collinsGreen bay high schoolPress releaseMinister christopher luxon

Prime Minister s Science Prizes announced | New Zealand Doctor

Lifesaving research to prevent inherited stomach cancer and a high school student exposing soil risks in Northland are among the winners of the 2023 Prime Minister’s Science Prizes

New zealandNew zealand generalSamuel mehrBen kennedyMadeleine collinsChristopher luxonJudith collinsGreen bay high schoolHarvard universityUniversity of otagoGreen bay high school madeleine collinsKerikeri high schoolUniversity of aucklandUniversity of canterburyMinister christopher luxonTechnology minister judith collins

NZ PM science prizes to founders of stroke risk app and forecasting elasticity in materials

A research team which has developed digital tools to assist people to lower their risk of stroke has been awarded the New Zealand Prime Minister’s Te Pūiaki Putaiao Matua a Te Pirimia Science Prize for 2022.

New zealandNew zealandersPuiaki kaipBenjamin smithPuiaki whakapValery feiginJonathan tonkinPutaiao matuaBalakrishnan nairRita krishnamurthiPuiaki kaiwhakaakoDoug walkerNational institute for strokeAuckland university of technologyNew zealand prime ministerProfessor rita krishnamurthi

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