Come join us for a celebration of the 50-year Anniversary of the NZSBMB!
This conference will be in Hanmer Springs, Canterbury from November 28 – December 01 2023. This is going to be a really big deal: there will be great talks, great food, great fun, great sponsors, and great people!
Hanmer Springs will be a perfect location for a conference, and we hope we will ‘take over’ the village while we are there.
Hanmer Springs Hotel, 1 Conical Hill Road
Hanmer Springs, Canterbury 7334
Registration from 12:00 pm on November 28 2023
EARLY BIRD DEADLINE - 8 SEPTEMBER 2023
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DATE - 8 SEPTEMBER 2023
The NZSBMB covers a broad area of interest, including evolutionary biology, enzymatic mechanisms, structural biology, and cell biology (among many others). As well, in this conference we are including education talks (see speakers) as part of a new focus of the NZSBMB. Part of these talks will be about improving engagement, and how to use technology (such as AI) to help accomplish this goal. See the Themes listed in the Abstract section.
We have Plenary speakers that cover academia, industry, government and education. Our confirmed speakers include Dr Katherine Donovan who is a Lead Scientist in the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School, Dr Kim Newton who runs a research group at Genentech, Dame Prof Juliet Gerrard who is the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor, and Dr Simon McCallum who is an educational innovator who will be discussing education and AI.
Sponsors
Gold sponsors
Silver sponsors
Bronze sponsors
Other Sponsors
Organising committee
Dr Adam Middleton (Chair), University of Otago
Dr Alistair Brown, Victoria University of Wellington
Dr Joanna Hicks, University of Waikato
Dr Kathryn Jones, University of Auckland
Dr Yuliana Yosaatmadja, University of Auckland
Assoc Prof Evelyn Sattlegger, Massey University
Dr Amy Yewdall, University of Canterbury