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FSDH2017 Award Goes to Riddet Institute Student 31 October 2017
The Riddet Institute would like to congratulate Anika Hoogeveen, a Riddet Institute PhD student, on her win at the Food Structu
FRESH Issue 2: October 2017 25 October 2017
The second issue of the newly-designed Riddet Institute's newsletter "FRESH" is now available.
Scientists Join the Ranks of Riddet Institute Affiliated Researchers 15 September 2017
The Riddet Institute is proud to welcome the following AgResearch scientists as its newest Affiliated Researchers:
Newest Riddet Institute Principal Investigator: Prof Joanne Hort 16 August 2017
As well as becoming the Riddet Institute's latest PI, Professor Joanne Hort has recently been appointed at Massey University as the Fonterra Riddet Chair in Consumer and Sensory Science.
FRESH: A new look for a newsletter 31 July 2017
The Riddet Institute newsletter got a brand new look with its latest reboot.
The Riddet Institute brings its science to schools 28 July 2017
For two weeks in July, members of the Food Innovation Team from Riddet Innovation visited PÅ«horo STEM Academy schools and demonstrated and taught some interesting science experiments.
Inaugural RI Enterprise & Innovation Workshop 15 June 2017
On Wednesday 7th & 14th July 2017, the Riddet Institute hosted the Inaugural Enterprise & Innovation Workshop for PhD students, led by Dr Chris Kirk.
Assistant Professor Gail Bornhorst becomes Riddet's newest Associate Investigator 18 May 2017
Assitant Professor Gail M. Bornhorst (University of California, Davis) has recently become Riddet Institute's newest Associate Investigator.
Successful Singaporean Visit 10 May 2017
On Tuesday 9th May 2017, the Riddet Institute welcomed a Singaporean delegation of 18 significant members of SPRING, A*STAR, Jurong Town Council (JTC), Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority
Dr Jane Mullaney moves back to NZ to pursue career at AgResearch 1 May 2017
After ex-Riddet Institute scholar Dr Jane Mullaney graduated from Massey she took up a post-doctoral position with the University of Queensland’s Diamantina Institute (UQDI), which is partnered wit
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