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Paul Callaghan

Govt’s predator-free pledge – In the News

In the News  |  Published: 25 July 201603 May 2017

The Government announced today an ambitious target to make New Zealand predator free by 2050. Prime Minister John Key made […]

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Tech Institute to be named ‘Callaghan Innovation’

In the News  |  Published: 15 November 201215 November 2012

The Advance Technology Institute currently being established by the government will be called Callaghan Innovation, in honour of the late […]

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Sir Paul Callaghan’s legacy

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 26 March 201226 March 2012

A Stuff.co.nz opinion article by technology writer Pat Pilcher highlights the challenge that “scientific rock star” Sir Paul Callaghan has […]

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New Zealand farewells Prof Sir Paul Callaghan

In the News  |  Published: 26 March 201226 March 2012

Scientist and business visionary Prof Sir Paul Callaghan died in the company of his family at home in Wellington at […]

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12 Questions for Sir Paul – NZ Herald

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 29 February 201229 February 2012

For the NZ Herald Online, Sarah Daniell poses 12 questions to well-known Physicist Sir Paul Callaghan. An excerpt (read in […]

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Sir Paul Callaghan on alternative treatments

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 20 January 201220 January 2012

Physicist Sir Paul Callaghan’s high public profile has meant the country has taken a genuine interest in his terminal colon […]

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Sir Paul Callaghan on NZ’s future – Video

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 19 September 201119 September 2011

Professor Sir Paul Callaghan delivered Victoria University’s Inaugural Chancellor’s Lecture to 1500 people in the Wellington Town Hall on 14 […]

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Media coverage: Paul Callaghan awarded New Zealander of the Year

In the News  |  Published: 03 February 2011

Professor Sir Paul Callaghan, one of New Zealand’s top experts in nanotechnology and magnetic resonance imaging, has been named Kiwibank […]

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Sir Paul Callaghan wins top PM’s science prize

In the News  |  Published: 29 November 201003 December 2010

On Friday last week, in Auckland, the winners for this year’s Prime Minister’s Science Prizes were announced, with Sir Paul […]

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