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We present our stall for the Deep Technology & Industry 4.0 MiniExpo 2021. The team enjoyed learning about the 4th industrial revolution and how it will affect our company in the future. Inhibit Coatings also got the chance to display its revolutionary antibacterial & antiviral technology to the start-up community of Wellington. We look forward […]

The Inhibit Coatings team had a fantastic night enjoying the hospitality of the Wellington Gold Awards 2021. Congratulations to CoGo, winners of the “Innovation Gold” award, and to Fix and Fog, winners of the “Supreme” award. Thank you, Wellington, for recognising our science. Inhibit Coatings is honoured to finish as a finalist up against such

Eldon presented our proposed solutions for medical devices at the TechConnect Innovation Challenge held in Washington, USA. We were honored to have been selected as a finalist and hope to be back next year! https://www.techconnectworld.com/World2022/participate/innovation/awards.html

The Wellington Gold Awards is a respected set of prizes that celebrate the excellence of enterprise and business in the Wellington Region. The Inhibit Coatings team were overjoyed to be announced as finalists for the “Innovation Gold” award for outstanding recent R&D projects. On 29th July we find out if we have netted the top

Inhibit Coatings was delighted to host Hon Dr. Megan Woods, the NZ Minister of Research, Science and Innovation, for a tour around our laboratory. The team displayed the full variety of coatings for the minister, including our potent antiviral coating, capable of destroying 99.9% of Human Coronavirus in two hours. https://www.wellingtonuniventures.nz/news/a-ministerial-visit/

Inhibit Coatings made NZ television tonight discussing its ground-breaking antiviral coatings with One News’ Imogen Wells. https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/kiwi-scientists-develop-surface-coating-which-kills-covid-19

Inhibit Coatings added one more team member to our roster this week, welcome our new operations manager, Stephen Fitzer. Stephen has experience in both project and production environments. He graduated with an MSc in Engineering Project Management and previously worked on collaborative, complex, and innovative research projects.

Inhibit Coatings was delighted to be featured by Technology Valley Forum, an independent organisation supporting innovations right here in Wellington’s own Technology Valley. https://technologyvalley.nz/news/silver-particles-basis-of-global-intellectual-property-business/

Inhibit Coatings is delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Norman Barry Foundation Breakthrough Innovator Award at the 2020 KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards. These awards celebrate the impact of NZ’s leading research innovations and we are incredibly grateful to have been recognised amongst them. https://kiwinet.org.nz/News/KiwiNet_2020_Awards_winners_announced

Inhibit Coatings has received $350,000 from MBIE’s COVID Innovation Acceleration Fund to assist in the development of antiviral coatings for high-risk areas. https://www.mbie.govt.nz/science-and-technology/science-and-innovation/funding-information-and-opportunities/investment-funds/covid-19-innovation-acceleration-fund/