I have spent some time last year creating a Particle Imaging Velocimetry system to be employed to monitor analogue modelling experiments of tectonics. Basically an image correlation technique is used together with a calibration function to calculate physical displacements and […]
Welcome to my new blogsite! If you’re interested to find out more about the history of Australian women and WWI you’re in the right place. Stand by for new posts to come…
This story was written by Ms Fiona Whitten, Research Writer at the University of Newcastle, and shows what I research here at the University. Dr Janet Fulton is a lecturer in Communication and Media. Her research focuses on the dynamic […]
The University of Newcastle (UON) Australia’s geography discipline has ranked in the top 100 in the world, confirmed by the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016. The geography discipline at UON is headed up by world-class academics with a […]
Critical reflection is required in all disciplines if deeper learning is to be achieved. It occurs when we test information, try to find holes in it and prove to ourselves that it is either authentic or false. In learning for […]
MAGAZINE PROJECT DESN1021 Second Semester Design Projects DESIGN PROJECTS 2: VISUAL DESIGN THINKING This first year student magazine brief explores the integration of a variety of visual media, processes and practices into a larger visual communication project. Students conceive, design […]
Attention keen Development Studies Students! KDC is looking for a student planner one day a week to start very soon. This would be ideal work experience for a second or third year student or a recent graduate. Ryan Falkenmire, a […]
Happy 2016 International Women’s Day. I’m sharing some interesting stories that help communicate why we celebrate each March 8th: Six great Australian women revealed (opens in new tab): Australian history is full of invisible women: young, old, creative, courageous, flawed, strange and […]
Expressions of interest invited for Environmental Science / Ecology students for bush regeneration team to work across a diversity of ecological communities on Ash Island, including mangrove, saltmarsh, riparian, floodplain forest and rainforest, as well as Stockton Sandspit’s coastal hind […]
One of the questions we as Communication academics are asked is where are the jobs: students ask us, parents ask us, the media report on the lack of jobs for journalists and others with a Communication degree. Well, you need […]
Hello! This post couldn't be written any better! Reading through this post reminds me of my good old room mate! He always kept talking about this. I will forward this article to him. Pretty sure he will have a good read. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you.. Looking forward to following the journey
Me too Coral! If you (or anyone else) has a story you'd like me to look into let me know - I can be contacted through the University of Newcastle - see my UoN webpage link.