“Michelle and I and the amazing people who’ve worked with us over the last eightyears have poured our heart and soul into trying to make a for-purpose business that could make a real difference for Kiwi kids and kids around the world,” Davis said.
In July, the Herald reported on more than 350 being lost across New Zealand’s science system.
Under-investment in science had been problematic for a long time but the coalition Government had tightened funding further, New Zealand Association of Scientists co-president Dr Lucy Stewart said at the time.
Digby Noyce has been appointed as liquidator.
Dickinson won the Prime Minister’s Science Media Communications prize in 2014.
Nanogirl Labs was incorporated in 2016.
“My husband Joe and I have dedicated our lives to helping hundreds of thousands of children around the world access science and technology education through our company Nanogirl Labs,” Dickinson wrote in Woman’s Day in 2022.
