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Broadening the cohort of leaders in photonic and quantum technologies

Te Whai Ao — Dodd-Walls Centre is making a call for Affiliate Members, the people who complement our traditional skills base, helping bring our combined strengths to fruition.

Calling New Zealand's next cohort of leaders in photonic and quantum technologies

Te Whai Ao — Dodd-Walls Centre has grown and matured since gaining Centre of Research Excellence status in 2015. Right now we're making a call for new Associate Investigators.

Science engagement should be more than a side hustle

It's not news to us that engaging with our communities is a pivotal part of creating long-lasting societal impact.

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Dr Luke Trainor Awarded Fellowship

Dodd-Walls Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr Luke Trainor has been awarded a Mana Tūāpapa Future Leader Fellowship by the Royal Society, Te Apārangi.

New Zealand provides global climate monitoring security as NASA satellite dies

The world’s ability to forecast extreme weather events will be extended and enhanced with a $12m NZ Government grant to Te Whai Ao-Dodd-Walls Centre researchers.

New Zealand an Important Part of the Global Quantum Puzzle

That's the advice of Professor Andrew Daley, Professor of Quantum Physics, University of Oxford who recently visited New Zealand.

A hybrid platform providing a step forward in quantum technologies

A recent publication in Nature Physics by researchers at Te Whai Ao — Dodd-Walls Centre and the University of Otago has introduced a new method for controlling hybrid systems.

Luminoma Diagnostics founder a KiwiNet Award Finalist

Dr Michel Nieuwoudt, founder and Chief Science Officer at Luminoma, is one of three people in the running for the KiwiNet Researcher Entrepreneur Award.

Marsden Fast Start Grant Heralds New Opportunities in Solar Power

Newly arrived from the University of Cambridge, Dr Nathaniel (Nate) Davis was awarded $300k over three years to discover how to make solar panels more efficient.