Graduate chasing sustainable energy dreams for Nigeria
Tuesday 14 December 2021
It’s a big change going from constant blackouts to 24-hour electricity, but Aminat Razaq hopes it will be one that comes soon for Nigeria.
Physics duo feature in prestigious publication
Friday 19 November 2021
Outstanding Otago research about the scattering of light has been published in respected international journal Science.
Otago-led study calls for change to Building Code
Thursday 30 September 2021
Changing the Building Code to enforce construction of highly energy-efficient housing could help New Zealand reach its 100 per cent renewable energy goal, a University of Otago-led study shows.
Fully renewable energy feasible for Samoa – Otago study
Thursday 22 July 2021
The future of Samoa’s electricity system could go green, a University of Otago study has shown.
Collective battery storage beneficial for decarbonized world
Monday 5 July 2021
Batteries are potentially a game-changing technology as we decarbonize our economy, and their benefits are even greater when shared across communities, a University of Otago-led study has found.
Otago study aids understanding of invisible but mighty particles
Wednesday 26 May 2021
Tiny charged electrons and protons which can damage satellites and alter the ozone have revealed some of their mysteries to University of Otago scientists.
Physics Seminar - Prof Nicholas J Long
Monday 17 May 2021
Prof Nicholas Long is a Director at Robinson Research Institute at Victoria University of Wellington.
Physics seminar - Dr Richard Querel
Monday 17 May 2021
Dr Richard Querel is an Atmospheric Scientist for NIWA at the Lauder Research Station.
Physics Seminar - Nina Calderalla
Wednesday 12 May 2021
Nina Caldarella is a PhD student in the Department of Physics under the supervision of Dr Inga Smith.
Dodd-Walls Centre gets green light for another eight years
Thursday 4 February 2021
The Dodd-Walls Centre for Photonic and Quantum Technologies (DWC), Te Whai Ao, will receive a further $36.7m to continue operations.
