Career Event - Food Science
Thursday, 18 August 2022
- Te Wao Nui (ground floor of Otago Business School), University of Otago, Dunedin
Touch base with people in the local and international food industry and find out more about Food Science. Industry representatives, current students and recent graduates talk about their experiences and the wide world of work open for food scientists.
Marine Encounters at the NZ Marine Studies Centre
Sunday, 21 August 2022
- NZ Marine Studies Centre, 185 Hatchery Road, Portobello
Connect to your coast and meet local marine species to find out what makes them special, vulnerable and resilient.
Psychology Seminar: Motivations & mechanisms for a desire to be remembered
Monday, 22 August 2022
- University of Otago, Psychology Department, 275 Leith Walk, Dunedin
Psychology Seminar by PhD candidate Dr Brett Waggoner. In person and online
Hochstetter Lecture: The shear zones that hold back the ice sheets
Wednesday, 24 August 2022
- QUAD 4, Geology building, University of Otago, Dunedin
2022 Hochstetter Lecturer Professor David Prior will showcase the lateral thinking of using geophysical and geological methods to study the physics of ice, which is relevant to our society as it informs ice sheet modelling and predictions for a warmer world
Winter Symposium Series event 4: Inequality in Aotearoa
Wednesday, 31 August 2022
- Online - from anywhere
The University of Otago's Winter Symposium Series is back this year! The annual series is an opportunity for our leading academic thinkers to connect with the community and discuss some of the issues that matter to New Zealanders.
Be a Citizen Scientist!
Sunday, 11 September 2022
- Meet at Port Chalmers Yacht Club, 39 Peninsula Beach Road, Port Chalmers 9023, New Zealand
Help New Zealand Marine Studies Centre and Department of Conservation monitor the shore with Marine Metre Squared. What amazing animals will you find? Be a citizen scientist and earn a Kiwi Guardians Citizen Science Medal for Conservation Week!
Longitudinal analyses of children's active school travel from 6-8 years, and evaluation of a multicomponent active school travel intervention
Thursday, 15 September 2022
- Via Zoom
TRN welcome you to their upcoming TRN seminar: Longitudinal analyses of children's active school travel from 6-8 years, and evaluation of a multicomponent active school travel intervention Presented by Professor Melody Smith, University of Auckland
Marine Encounters at the NZ Marine Studies Centre
Sunday, 18 September 2022
- NZ Marine Studies Centre, 185 Hatchery Road, Portobello
Connect to your coast and meet local marine species to find out what makes them special, vulnerable and resilient.
Marine Encounters at the NZ Marine Studies Centre
Sunday, 16 October 2022
- NZ Marine Studies Centre, 185 Hatchery Road, Portobello
Connect to your coast and meet local marine species to find out what makes them special, vulnerable and resilient.
Where the rubber hits the road: Reflections on being an expert witness in an environment court resource consent process
Thursday, 27 October 2022
- Via Zoom
TRN welcome you to their upcoming TRN seminar: Where the rubber hits the road: Reflections on being an expert witness in an environment court resource consent process. Presented by Associate Professor Caroline Shaw, University of Otago, Wellington
TRN Symposium 2022
Thursday, 10 November 2022
- William James Building, Seminar Room 2.03, 275 Leith Walk, Dunedin
The theme for this year's TRN Symposium will be: A just transition to a new transport system. We welcome presenters in all areas of transport sustainability, equity and/or safety research. The symposium will be an in-person and online event, lunch provided.
Marine Encounters at the NZ Marine Studies Centre
Sunday, 20 November 2022
- NZ Marine Studies Centre, 185 Hatchery Road, Portobello
Connect to your coast and meet local marine species to find out what makes them special, vulnerable and resilient.
Marine Encounters at the NZ Marine Studies Centre
Sunday, 11 December 2022
- NZ Marine Studies Centre, 185 Hatchery Road, Portobello
Connect to your coast and meet local marine species to find out what makes them special, vulnerable and resilient.