As part of Budget 2013, the Government is making changes to the business R&D grants schemes administered by Callaghan Innovation. These are being made to help achieve the Government’s target of doubling business expenditure on R&D to over 1% of GDP.

Learn from other Kiwis who have mastered export success by making innovation integral to their business. Callaghan Innovation and Export New Zealand are inviting you to attend this year's GO GLOBAL conference on Thursday 23 May at the Sky City Convention Centre, Auckland.

In order to improve New Zealand’s economic performance we need more collaboration – more specifically the kind that can give companies a market advantage through the application of science, engineering, technology and design, writes Board Chair Sue Suckling in her latest blog.

Venture Southland, in collaboration with Callaghan Innovation and One.61, invites you to an exciting, interactive seminar on Thursday 11 April in Invercargill focusing on the power of innovation and introducing you to some of the tools and technology that are available in the advanced manufacturing space.

In association with Callaghan Innovation, the Riddet Institute announces the April 2013 lecture series: Food & Nutrition.

Callaghan Innovation announces the appointment of Dr Mary Quin, an exceptional New Zealander with an impressive track record of working in the US engineering and technology sector, as the inaugural CEO of Callaghan Innovation.

A major new investment in New Zealand’s titanium materials research is set to enable the development of a pan-industry manufacturing base for high-value export products, say participants in the programme.

The following companies have been awarded funding in the 2012 Technology Development Grants round:

While Callaghan Innovation’s launch just on a month ago was a significant milestone, it was just the start in many respects.

While we can’t directly transpose the Nordic model onto New Zealand, it's is a useful starting point for identifying the character of Kiwi innovation, writes Callaghan Innovation Chair Sue Suckling in her latest blog.