Congratulations to the 2011 Kudos Winners
The University of Waikato Lifetime Achievement Award
won by Dr Chris Morris
Hamilton City Council Agricultural Science Award
won by Jenny Jago and The Greenfield Team from DairyNZ
WEL Networks Environmental Science Award
won by Dr John Clayton of NIWA
Wintec Secondary science teacher/Communicator/Educator
won by Dr Anne Hume of The University of Waikato
Waikato Regional Council Emerging Scientist
won by Dr Goswin Meyer-Rochow of the Waikato DHB
Science Entrepreneur Award
won by Dr Mark Goodwin of Plant and Food Research
won by Dr Chris Morris
Hamilton City Council Agricultural Science Award
won by Jenny Jago and The Greenfield Team from DairyNZ
WEL Networks Environmental Science Award
won by Dr John Clayton of NIWA
Wintec Secondary science teacher/Communicator/Educator
won by Dr Anne Hume of The University of Waikato
Waikato Regional Council Emerging Scientist
won by Dr Goswin Meyer-Rochow of the Waikato DHB
Science Entrepreneur Award
won by Dr Mark Goodwin of Plant and Food Research
Previous KuDos Winners:
(the) KuDos - the Hamilton Science Excellence Awards - were launched in June 2007 and are now an annual celebration of local scientific innovations impacting the Waikato region, New Zealand and the world.
Why celebrate? Because Hamilton City, combined with the wider Waikato region, is a hothouse of innovation. . . .
- The city is home to 40,000 tertiary students and over 1,000 PhD scientists.
- 25% of the country's research takes place in and around the city.
- Ruakura Research Centre, located on the outskirts of the city, is the largest agricultural and horticultural research institution of its type in the Southern Hemisphere and boasts an international reputation in many biotech fields.
- Plus, some of the country's most significant medical, environmental and ICT discoveries have come out of the region's commercial and research organisations.