Exciting progress is being made in New Zealand-Latin America research partnerships! Over the past two weeks, 16 early career researchers from seven #NewZealand universities have been networking with local experts across Santiago, #Chile and São Paulo, #Brazil focusing on #sustainability. Supported by the #LatAmCAPE, this visit builds on collaborations initiated in April 2024, aiming to foster long-lasting partnerships between New Zealand and Brazil. Led by Prof. Frank Bloomfield (The University of Auckland), Prof. Neil Dodgson (Victoria University of Wellington), and Prof. Leonel Alvarado (Massey University), the delegation is working to address key sustainability challenges. A special thank you to Renée Zicman: Executive Director of FAUBAI: Brazilian Association of International Education, Dr Teresa Gontijo de Castro (UoA): Visiting Professor at UNIFESP CAPES-Print (Brazil) and Luiz Marcio Spinosa: Director of Science, Technology and Innovation at the Araucária Foundation for Scientific and Technological Development of the State of Paraná (FA) for their participation this morning. We are thrilled to see this growing community of researchers exchanging knowledge and exploring opportunities to make a global impact together! #ResearchCollaboration #ECR #Innovation Nicole Freeman, Nikki Lima, Matthew O'Meagher, Paulo Schmidt, Aldo Nelson Bona
Fantastic initiative Latin America Centre of Asia-Pacific Excellence. Well done!
Thanks to the whole team for organizing this. I appreciate being part of this.
Foi excelente! Muito obrigada pela visita!
It's been an excellent opportunity to meet researchers in Chile and Brazil. I'm sure the trip will lead to some fruitful collaborations. Many thanks to the organizing team!
Thank you very much to the organising team, this was a great opportunity for us!
Buen trabajo
Dean, Faculty of Graduate Research at Victoria University of Wellington
1moThis is the team of ECRs in Santiago, after a full day of meetings with their Chilean colleagues. Lots of connections were made. We look forward to seeing them come to fruition over the next few months.