University Of Auckland Goldwater Wine Science Centre

University Of Auckland Goldwater Wine Science Centre In July 2011 The University of Auckland was given the beautiful and historic Goldwater Vineyard for use as a teaching facility for its Wine Science programme.

This 14 hectare vineyard and winery will provide a world-class venue for students to live, study and work in a boutique winery in an important winegrowing region of New Zealand. The vineyard is planted in classical varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah and Chardonnay. Students will be able to live either in a villa on the property or in nearby residences while lectures will be held in the w

inery building itself. Viticulture and winemaking assignments will be coordinated with the commercial operation so that students can take full opportunity of the facility. Students will also participate in internships as well as having the opportunity to take up paid work positions with other Waiheke Island vineyards and wineries.

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SCIENCE OF WINE

As part of an initiative to use wine as a vehicle for communicating science to the public, Lloyd Davis, the Stuart Professor of Science Communication at the University of Otago's Centre for Science Communication has begun a website called the Science of Wine (www.scienceofwine.com).

Contributions are invited on any topic that either:

(i) uses aspects of viticulture, wine, or winemaking to communicate about science generally (e.g. climate change, photosynthesis, geology, geography, etc), or

(ii) communicates something of the science behind viticulture, wine or winemaking.

The primary concern is that the articles should be written in a style that makes them appealing and understandable to a general member of the public who is interested in wine but does not have any speacilaist knowledge.

Contributions may be of any length, although the ideal length is somewhere between 400 and 800 words.

Ideally, contributions will have accompanying illustrative material (although this is not absolutely necessary as we can source appropriate illustrations). Any such illustrative material must be free of copyright or have a Creative Commons License that requires attribution. Photos should be submitted as jpegs (with a minimum dimension on their longest side of 2048 pixels).

All accepted articles will include full attribution for the author.

So please - submit something - become a published author and help promote wine and science to the public.

Please email any contributions to Lloyd Davis as an electronic attachment (MS Word files, rtf, or Apple Pages are acceptable formats) to:

[email protected]

Thank you for your help and involvement

Lloyd

PS My full contact details are below:

Lloyd Spencer Davis
Stuart Professor of Science Communication
Centre for Science Communication
University of Otago
P.O. Box 56
Dunedin, New Zealand

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End of our first year at Goldie Winery on Waiheke

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University of Auckland Wine Science presentations get good press coverage in the latest NZ WG magazine.......so good in ...
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