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Dr Michael Edmonds is the Manager for the Biomolecular Interaction Centre (BIC) at the University of Canterbury where he supports research strategy, operational delivery, and engagement across science, engineering and health sectors. He leads coordination of institute operations, researcher support, and external partnerships, ensuring BIC’s facilities, collaborations, and research activities run efficiently and effectively. Michael’s role strengthens connections between UC researchers, industry partners, and national research networks, enabling high‑quality, impactful biomolecular research. Michael has a PhD in chemistry, a Masters degree in organisational psychology and Graduate Diploma in Management. He is one of the Canterbury Network leads for the New Zealand Product Accelerator (NZPA) and is the president of the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry for 2025 to 2026 (inclusive). 

I am a Biochemistry Technician in the School of Biological Sciences, supporting teaching, research, and laboratory‑based learning across molecular biology, microbiology, and biochemistry.

I provide specialist technical expertise in laboratory operations, experimental workflows, and health and safety compliance, ensuring reliable, high‑quality outcomes for staff and students. 

My work underpins a wide range of research activities, from molecular assays and microbial culture to protein analysis and biochemical techniques.