Highlights

MWC network plays key role in national response to COVID-19 pandemic

MWC network plays key role in national response to COVID-19 pandemic

Investigators from across the Centre have been instrumental in developing the tools necessary to track and trace the virus, i...

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New Otago biotech startup targets cancer

New Otago biotech startup targets cancer

Amaroq Therapeutics, a new biotech startup company with the goal of developing targeted drugs for cancer, has been awarded si...

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Exciting building blocks unlock peptide potential

Exciting building blocks unlock peptide potential

Coined ‘bacterial super villains’, the World Health Organisation has a list of ‘priority pathogens’ which have developed resi...

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MWC teacher workshops focus on COVID-19

MWC teacher workshops focus on COVID-19

In 2020/21 the Centre adapted its teacher professional development programme to increase understanding around the COVID-19 pa...

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Pilin protein may combat the hairy problem of human pathogens

Pilin protein may combat the hairy problem of human pathogens

MWC investigations into the puzzle of a nanoscopic skyscraper – ‘the pilus’ – have sparked separate lines of research into no...

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Dual approach drives precision medicine

Dual approach drives precision medicine

Two pioneering studies by MWC investigators are looking at the resilience and risk factors for type 2 diabetes in Māori and P...

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Chasing a cancer suspect to cytokinesis

Chasing a cancer suspect to cytokinesis

A potential new way to target aggressive cancers has been identified through a MWC project as part of the research programme ...

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Collaboration a bridge to new knowledge

Collaboration a bridge to new knowledge

Four years ago, MWC and The Moko Foundation formed the Waharoa ki te Toi Health Research Centre in Kaitaia to drive outreach ...

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A bountiful career of exceptional science

A bountiful career of exceptional science

MWC founding Principal Investigator, Professor Bill Denny, was recognised this year with New Zealand’s highest honour.

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