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About Dr Michelle Dickinson<\/h3>\n
\nDr Michelle Dickinson (MNZM<\/span>)\u00a0is a passionate researcher and teacher with a love of science and engineering.<\/p>\n
Her background in Biomedical and Materials Engineering have combined her interests to give her a unique insight into how nature and technology can learn from each other for scientific developments.<\/p>\n
Currently you can find her as a senior lecturer in Engineering at the University of Auckland, New Zealand and Director of Nanogirl Labs Ltd. Michelle has always followed her dreams and never let traditional stereotypes scare her, she strongly believes that everyone should have access to learning about science and how things work, no-matter what your age or education level.<\/p>\n
Awarded Member of New Zealand Order of Merit<\/a> Michelle was winner of the Women of Influence award<\/a> for science and innovation in 2016, was awarded the Sir Peter Blake Leadership <\/a>in 2015 and was w<\/span>inner of the Prime Ministers Science Media Communication Prize<\/a> and the New Zealand Association of Scientists Science Communicators Award<\/a> in 2014.<\/p>\n
Michelle strongly believes that science should be open, transparent and a topic of conversation over the dinner table, not just the lab bench, and her vision is to create positive role models in the world that our children can aspire to be like.<\/p>\n
With this belief she is passionate about creating new ways for the public to interact with science including her live Theatre Science Shows, <\/a>science comedy podcast \u201cStupid Questions For Scientists<\/a>\u201d and science communication videos<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nMichelle loves a challenge, whether it\u2019s her favourite sports of kitesurfing, rock climbing and mountain biking, or working towards finding a new scientific or engineering solution.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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