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Dr
Valerie
Wasinger
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Professor
Susan
Wilson
Faculty/Unit:
Mark Wainwright Analytic Ctr
Research areas:
Biostatistics, Genetics - Genome Analysis, Population Health, Development and application of novel statistical approaches to analysis of complex genomic data.
Emeritus Professor
Ian
Dawes
Faculty/Unit:
Office of the DVC (Research)
Research areas:
Gene expression; microbial molecular genetics; regulation of gene expression; genetics of cell development & differentiation; response of cells to stress
Professor
Laura
Poole-Warren
Faculty/Unit:
PVC (Research Training)
Research areas:
Biomaterial / host interactions; infection of medical implants; synthetic & endothelial cell seeding of vascular grafts; percutaneous access catheters; regulatory requirements of medical technology; hydro drug delivery; electrical stimulation for wounds
Dr
Donald
Thomas
Faculty/Unit:
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Fac
Dr
Tim
Turner
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Electronic Commerce, especially in Government, Public-Private Partnerships, IT and Business Strategy, Information Systems Analysis and Design, Applications of Information Systems.
Dr
Omar
Hussain
Faculty/Unit:
School of Business
Max
Cappuccio
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Human-robot interactionHuman performanceCognitive philosophyPhilosophy of cognitive sciencePhilosophy of neurosciencePhilosophical psychologyPhilosophy of mindPhilosophy & theory of Artificial IntelligenceTechnology ethicsEmbodied cognitionSocial cognitionPhenomenology
Dr
Thomas
Keating
Faculty/Unit:
School Physical, Env & Math Sc
Research areas:
Thomas’ research draws on cultural geography and process philosophies to engage with problems involving human-technology relationships. He has expertise in the philosophy of technology, 'new' technological interfaces with the body, smart urbanism and affect theory.
Keywords:
cultural geography, posthumanism, social theory, affect, art and technology, deleuze, simondon, smart cities
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Dr
Dia
Andrews
Faculty/Unit:
School of Business
Research areas:
Scandals, public moral conflicts, mediated societies.
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