CASANZ invites you to submit an idea for presentation at the inaugural “Emerging Air Quality Professionals Symposium”. “The future of Air Quality and Climate Change: Big ideas for complex problems” The Symposium is headlined by Professor Tim Flannery, […]
In a previous post on less doom and gloom in sustainability, a small innocuous table from Tilbury and Cooke compared traditional and critical approaches to environmental education. One particular row in the table talks about the transition from seeing sustainability […]
We want to congratulate to all of our Bachelor of Development Studies students, who celebrated their graduation last week on the 27th of April. Graduation is a celebration of your commitment through several years of hard work meeting deadlines, surviving […]
University of Newcastle in collaboration with University of Waikato and Melbourne University are leading the way in ground breaking new research into South Pacific and Australian Hydroclimate History. Adam Hartland from Waitomo University, blogs about the fascinating work of our very […]
If you’ve ever wondered about the types of projects you can do for Honours in Geography at the University of Newcastle – look no further, scroll on down! For those unsure about what Honours is – it’s an original research […]
How do you translate a translation? For much of April, Jenny Cameron has been grappling with this issue. She has been in Tampere in Finland working with the translator of Take Back the Economy: An Ethical Guide to Transforming our […]
One of the greatest challenges in medicine is the provision of new antibiotics in the face of increasing resistance. One solution may prove to be natural product biosynthetic engineering to create unnatural antibiotics, antivirals, and immunosuppressants. The past two decades […]
Earth Science Postgraduate- Where could your degree take you?