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The Catalyst Fund is sponsored by New Zealand Government (administered by MBIE). The Catalyst Fund is designed to facilitate international collaboration in research. Recent investments through this fund include programs focusing on artificial intelligence tools for healthy aging and biotechnology for future food production, in partnership with Singapore.
The biotechnology program specifically focuses on turning scientific research into scalable food solutions, including alternative proteins and new food ingredients.
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