We are excited to present this extraordinary event that expands on the original concept of the planned February gathering, which regrettably had to be cancelled due to the unforeseen Cyclone Gabrielle. However, we are back and stronger than ever, bringing you an unforgettable experience. Sessions over the two days provide compelling talks focused on in-depth scientific research tailored toward scientists and researchers, and research conversations, which provide engaging research discussions designed for community participation.
Science speakers include Sir Richard Faull, Professor Peter Hunter, Associate Professor Hesam Jahanian, Associate Professor Jerome Maller, Professor Helen Danesh-Meyer, Professor Katie McMahon, and many others.
Community topics include hearing from researchers and community health leaders about topics like ADHD, methamphetamine recovery, prostate cancer, concussion, cardiac science, eye health, building family wellness, parkinson’s disease, mate wareware (dementia), traumatic brain injury, and much more.
The Mātai Image of the Future Symposium is pleased to invite undergraduate university students and emerging researchers to submit an abstract and one slide e-poster on their research, for display in a virtual gallery during the event. The research should either have been conducted in Tairāwhiti, Gisborne, or is of benefit to the Gisborne community. Prizes will be awarded for the most promising and highly commended e-poster.
Submit your abstract below. Due 01 October 2023
The Mātai Image of the Future Symposium is pleased to invite high school students to submit an idea and one slide e-poster on their research, for display in a virtual gallery during the event. The idea should relate to how science and technology will shape the future, for display in a virtual gallery during the event. Prizes will be awarded for the most promising and highly commended e-poster.
Submit your idea below. Due 01 October 2023
Mātai is a registered Charitable Trust (CC56831) undertaking not-for-profit medical imaging research in Tairāwhiti, Aotearoa.
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