The New York Times 30th August 2015 The summit of Mount McKinley in Alaska. The mountain will be renamed Denali, President Obama said Sunday, a day before traveling to the state. Credit Jim Wilson/The New York Times President Obama announced […]

Transurban’s Innovation Grant Scheme has enabled a new research Project focused on the development of Advanced Roadside Barrier Systems. Conventional roadside safety barriers are used in large numbers and thus are optimized for cost efficiency. However, they do have significant limitations […]

Our manuscript has been accepted in Materials Science and Engineering C 57 (2015) 288–293. The paper addresses the mechanical characterization of polycaprolactone (PCL)–bioglass (FastOs®BG) composites and scaffolds intended for use in tissue engineering. Tissue engineering scaffolds support the self-healing mechanism of the […]

Treating someone as an object aims to de-humanise them. Having women acting as fruit platters at an upmarket Sydney soiree is designed to perhaps titillate, and to certainly generate a reaction from the viewer. Pleasure? Discomfort? Horror? Uncertainty? The designer […]

New Comprehensive System to Construct Speleothem Fabrics Time Series S. Frisia ¹ & A. Borsato [1] School of Environmental and Life Sciences, University of Newcastle, Australia SCOPE The systematic documentation of calcite fabrics in stalagmites and flowstones provides robustness to […]

tes, 24 August 2015 The subject is growing faster than any other in secondaries. One leading proponent explains the story behind the statistics As geography teachers return to school they will see their subject continuing to expand at all stages […]

The Conversation 21st August 2015 Fresh fish for sale in the Solomon Islands – one of the Pacific nations trialling more sustainable tuna fishing. Quentin Hanich, Author provided Amid growing demand for seafood, gas and other resources drawn from the […]

The Guardian, 14 August 2015 It used to be a Cinderella subject. Now, in a world that increasingly values people who can work across the physical and social sciences, geography’s all the rage A star is born. Geography, for so […]

A re-evaluation of the palaeoclimatic significance of Phosphorus variability in speleothems revealed by high-resolution synchrotron radiation micro XRF mapping   S. Frisia ¹, A. Borsato ¹, R. N. Drysdale ², B. Paul ³, A. Greig ³, and M. Cotte 4 […]