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A little over five years ago, the Research & Development Tax Incentive (RDTI) was introduced. Its intention was to incentivise business R&D activity, which would lead to economic growth for New Zealand.

Callaghan Innovation has engaged KPMG to assist it to explore commercial options for the future of its science facilities at Gracefield in Lower Hutt.

Callaghan Innovation is making its new AI Tools Policy available to private and public organisations seeking to front-foot the responsible use of AI tools in their workplaces.

Callaghan Innovation and Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research are digging into artificial intelligence to develop a tool to help scientists uncover a treasure trove of soil research insights.

Callaghan Innovation is supporting the development of international AI standards to enable more Kiwi businesses to make the most of this transformative technology.

Fourteen ambitious Kiwi cleantech startups will soon chase global investment and partnership opportunities as part of the 2024 Cleantech Trek to the USA and Europe.

Callaghan Innovation today announced its conversational companion GovGPT pilot is available publicly for testing and validation.

Callaghan Innovation today announced the latest companies to join the Sir Paul Callaghan 100 Report, which highlights innovative and impactful businesses driving New Zealand’s economy.

Callaghan Innovation’s Deep Tech Incubator Programme has supported nearly half of the innovative deep tech startups founded in Aotearoa over the past 10 years.

Callaghan Innovation will support seven trailblazing Kiwi businesses with bold ideas to succeed in global markets, while forging new pathways for like-minded Kiwi innovators.

The Science, Innovation and Technology sector is working together to improve collaboration and access to infrastructure and expertise via a new online platform.

Two innovative startups show how AI can enable ingenious Kiwis to develop new products for global markets, says Callaghan Innovation Chief Executive, Stefan Korn.