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Dr
Kamran
Shafi
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Decision Analysis; Risk Analysis; Computer Security; Intrusion Detection; Evolutionary Computation; Genetic Based Machine Learning; Social Network Analysis
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Dr
Trevor
Wheatley
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Laser Safety
Associate Professor
Michael
Maher
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Computational Logic, Constraint Programming, Defeasible Reasoning, Non-monotonic Logics, Declarative Programming, Artificial Intelligence.
Professor
Shirley
Scott
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
Politics of International law, international relations, international institutions, international security, diplomacy
Dr
Lawrie
Brown
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Computer & communications security; cryptography
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Professor
David
Lovell
Faculty/Unit:
Research & International Offic
Research areas:
History of political thought, especially socialism & communism; democracy & democratisation; post communism; corruption
Dr
David
Meacheam
Faculty/Unit:
Learning and Teaching Group
Research areas:
Public Policy Governance and Institutions, HRM and Strategic Management.
Associate Professor
Daoyi
Dong
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Calculus of Variations, Systems Theory and Control Theory, Quantum Information, Computation and Communication, Intelligent Robotics.
Dr
Keiran
Sharpe
Faculty/Unit:
School of Business
Research areas:
Decision making, Anthropology, Artificial Intelligence, Economics, Management, Mathematics, Military History, Philosophy and Sociology, how individuals and institutions manage act purposefully when the information they have to act on is incomplete, ethical norms.
Dr
Rebecca
Green
Faculty/Unit:
School of Art & Design
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Dr Rebecca Green (Becky) is a UNSW lecturer, graphic designer, and cartoonist. Over 20 years of practice Becky has worked in museum design, as art director at a record label, in multimedia for education and in general design studios before forming her own sustainable design practice in 2007.In 10 years working as a design academic, Becky’s research is based around the contribution graphic designers make to sustainability, both from theory—for example, message and strategy—as well as a materials-based perspective. Becky's PhD focused on the visual communication of climate change from a graphic design perspective, with key findings on how aesthetic style can have a major influence the uptake of climate change messages. Given the rapid advancement of digital media technology, which has led to the dominance of an even more image-based style of visual communication, the role of the graphic designer is escalating, but not yet well understood.
Keywords:
art & design, visual communicaiton, visual communications, semiotics, climate change, cartoons, comics