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Dr
Liza-Mare
Syron
Faculty/Unit:
School of the Arts and Media
Research areas:
Indigenous performing Arts
Keywords:
indigenous performance
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Dr
N.A.J.
Taylor
Faculty/Unit:
Humanities & Languages
Research areas:
My current research project approaches the Australian nuclear fuel cycle as future cultural and environmental heritage. The project establishes international best practice in “marking” deep geological nuclear waste repositories so as to inform Australian policy and practice. Conversely, one of the key contributions of the project is to argue that there is also a distinctly Australian approach to nuclear heritage. Australia is a critical site for understanding nuclear heritage internationally because it is both home to the world’s oldest continuous cultures as well as one third of all known uranium.
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Associate Professor
Saliha
Belmessous
Faculty/Unit:
Humanities & Languages
Research areas:
colonial history history of treaty-making, European expansion, dispossession French History Native American history European history global history
Keywords:
global history, history of empires, Middle-Eastern history
Dr
Sumiko
Iida
Faculty/Unit:
Humanities & Languages
Research areas:
Spoken Discourse Analysis (gender, overlap, listener responses); Japanese popular culture; Japanese language education
Dr
Sonu
Bhaskar
Faculty/Unit:
SPHERE Alliance
Research areas:
Stroke, Neurology, Leadership in Medicine, Diversity, Inclusion, Patient Outcomes, Research Collaboration, Biobanking, Biomarkers, Clinical Trials, Neuroimaging
Keywords:
clinical neurology, public health, artificial intelligence, implementation science, health systems, prognostic biomarker, clinical trials design, academic leadership, radiology
Dr
Ali
Amin
Faculty/Unit:
The Co-Op Program
Research areas:
Fibre Reinforced Concrete StructuresReinforced Concrete StructuresHigh Performance Concrete
Professor
Merlin
Crossley
Faculty/Unit:
Office of the DVC (Academic)
Research areas:
Genetics and microbiology.CRISPR gene editingEpigeneticsHuman genetic diseaseGene therapy
Professor
Richard
Buckland
Faculty/Unit:
Learning & Teaching Unit
Research areas:
Cybercrime, Hacking and hackersSecurity Engineering,Electronic elections, Election Safety, Election Cyber FraudCryptography,Education, MOOCS, Online Education, Teaching and Learning.
Professor
Megan
Davis
Faculty/Unit:
Office of the DVC (Academic)
Research areas:
Indigenous peoples and law (human rights); Indigenous women in Australian democracy; Indigenous peoples in international law; United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Professor
Sue
Starfield
Faculty/Unit:
Learning Centre
Research areas:
Learning & language support at tertiary level; international students' teaching, learning & language issues; doctoral writing; academic writing; writing for scholarly publication; learning through a second language; policy development for student support.