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MedTech Commercialisation Bootcamp for EMCRs (2-Day Workshop)

Thu, 29 Oct

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University of Auckland

Calling all early- and mid-career researchers and clinicians interested in the development of health technologies – this is not your ordinary workshop!

MedTech Commercialisation Bootcamp for EMCRs (2-Day Workshop)
MedTech Commercialisation Bootcamp for EMCRs (2-Day Workshop)

Time & Location

29 Oct 2026, 9:00 am – 30 Oct 2026, 4:00 pm

University of Auckland, 12 Symonds Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

About the event

Taking academic research through the commercialisation pathway requires a diverse skillset beyond research. In this workshop, you'll be guided by experienced facilitators to practice a range of skills, helping you transform from a researcher into an entrepreneur and project leader.


You will practice how to:

  • transform a problem into an impactful solution

  • validate that you are solving a ‘real’ problem

  • develop an effective team and project timeline

  • consider commercial feasibility

  • build new collaborative partnerships

  • work on your own project or explore other project ideas


This dynamic environment will help you succeed in your projects, advance your career, and expand your professional network across Aotearoa New Zealand. Past participants have gone on to:

  • Develop successful proposals for RAP funding

  • Build valuable networks and collaborations

  • Advance their careers and bring ideas to life

So – follow in our predecessors' footsteps, join the workshop, upskill, and jump-start your project in healthtech!

 

Who should attend this workshop?

Join us for this exclusive two-day workshop designed for early- and mid-career researchers (EMCRs) and clinicians throughout New Zealand who are interested in developing health technologies. Travel funding is available for those outside of Auckland.


Spaces are limited. Register now and be part of a transformative experience!


Cost: $75.00 (incl. GST and booking fee). Catering provided.

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