Solutions in EngineeringAward for Excellence in Innovation
Our successful work on energy absorbing materials has attracted the Newcastle Innovation award. Further details can be found here.
Our successful work on energy absorbing materials has attracted the Newcastle Innovation award. Further details can be found here.
Our Honours and MPhil students have presented their projects at the HEDG (Hunter Earth Sciences Discussion Group). Sean Melehan, Unravelling long-distance facies associations and sequence stratigraphy of the northern Sydney Basin Sebastian Wong, Provenance and structural evolution of the Yancannia […]
Human Geography PhD candidate Lara Daley recently gave a progress seminar on her research into urban anti-capitalist politics. Lara is exploring the frictions between anti-capitalist protests at the G20 summit in Brisbane. An abstract of her research is below. “Global […]
PhD candidate Aeng Phaengsuwan recently gave a progress seminar as part of his PhD research. Aeng’s research explores the efficacy of EIA as an assessment tool in the hydropower development processes in Laos. An abstract of his research is below. […]
In this blogpost, I’d like to introduce you to Ms Elicia Taylor. Elicia has been helping me prepare stories and images for the posts since I started this blog, and she is herself in the middle of researching a fascinating […]
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0040195116304735 The detachment or breakoff of subducted lithosphere is investigated using scaled three-dimensional thermo-mechanical analogue experiments in which forces are measured and deformation is monitored using high-speed particle imaging velocimetry (PIV). The experiments demonstrate that the convergence rate in […]
TYPEFACE DESIGN PROJECT DESN1102 Second Semester Graphic Design in Practice GRAPHIC DESIGN IN PRACTICE A key to unlocking typographic expression is awareness of legibility, and one of the best ways to learn is to design your own typeface. The aim of […]
I was fascinated reading through this story and Olive's love of adventure, and what shaped her as a person. It seems to me that Olive falls under that group of exceptional people Malcolm Gladwell refers to in "The Outliers" and I am quite fascinated by what it takes to make... Read more...
Thanks Rowena! I've passed on your message to Dr Elicia Taylor who wrote the blog about Olive, I'm sure she'll be very pleased to hear how Olive's story has struck a chord with you.
So I’m guessing no Aboriginal women were involved in WWI or Boer War. I know Kath Walker fought in WWII. Do you know of any? Thanks
Hi Jen! There is one woman we know of, Marion Leanne Smith, who served as nurse in WWI but enlisted in Canada (where she was raised). I've thought about doing a blog about her, but there are some stories already online about her life - I recommend you go to... Read more...
Thanks for your feedback Mirjana. I agree, Olive was quite exceptional and I too was surprised that I had never heard of her war service, or Kelso King's generosity in assisting Serbian soldiers and refugees. I am in the process of putting a podcast series together featuring some of these... Read more...