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Sunsmart science for schools - Annual Report 2018

Principal Investigator Associate Professor Martin Allen has designed and made lightweight, wearable, electronic UV dosimeters for skin cancer prevention and vitamin D research.

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Dr Krista Steenbergen

Dr Krista Steenbergen is a Physics Senior Lecturer in the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences at Victoria University of Wellington (VUW).  She completed her PhD at VUW under the supervision of Associate Professor Nicola Gaston. 

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PhD scholarships

At times the MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology has places available for PhD scholarships.

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Dr James Storey

James Storey is a Principal Scientist at the Robinson Research Institute (VUW) based at Gracefield, Lower Hutt.

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Dr Jérôme Leveneur

Jérôme Leveneur received his Engineering degree from the École des Mines de Nantes, in France, with a specialisation in nuclear technology, science, and environment. He completed his doctoral studies with the University of Auckland and GNS Science investigating magnetic nanomaterials and their applications.

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Dr Saurabh Bose

Saurabh Bose is a Research Fellow at the School of Physical and Chemical Sciences, University of Canterbury.

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Dr Philip Brydon

Dr Philip Brydon has been a lecturer in the Department of Physics, University of Otago, since 2015.

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Dr Guy Dubuis

Dr Guy Dubuis is a Postdoctorate Fellow at the Robinson Research Institute, Victoria University of Wellington.

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Dr Elke Pahl

Dr Elke Pahl is a currently a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland. 

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Dr Ben Mallett

Dr Ben Mallett is a Scientist at the Robinson Research Institute, Victoria University Wellington; he was previously a Rutherford Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Photon Factory at the University of Auckland.

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Professor Charles Unsworth

Professor Charles Unsworth received his PhD in 1997 from the University of St Andrews in Millimeter-Wave Physics. He was a Higher Scientific Officer at the Defence Evaluation Research Agency (DERA) at the Ministry of Defence, UK, in the area of Radar hardware. He completed a three-year Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Edinburgh in Radar Signal Processing and a two-year Postdoctoral Mobility Fellowship at Edinburgh University collaborating with the Royal Hospital of Sick Children, Edinburgh, in the Biomedical Signal Processing of Epilepsy. He joined the Department of Engineering Science & Biomedical Engineering at the University of Auckland in 2002. His group specialise in the field of Neural Engineering and in particular: Neural Chip Discovery Platforms (in vitro), Advanced Nonlinear Signal & Image Processing, Artificial Neural Networks & Machine Learning and Computational Neuroscience.

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Dr Simon Granville

Simon is an experimental materials physicist and NZ expert in thin film magnetic materials. His field is spin-electronics, or spintronics, where he investigates the advanced magnetic materials needed to bring about a future generation of energy-efficient, ultra-high-speed and high-performance computer memory and logic that uses the magnetism, or “spin”, of electrons. He also co-leads a research programme that utilises spintronics for quantum computing technologies.

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