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Social Network Analysis Conference Brings Researchers to ANU
The Australian Social Network Analysis Conference has brought researchers, students and industry representatives together at ANU to explore key issues and research advances. The conference, organised by the Australian Network for Social Network Analysis, aims to foster collaboration and…
Talia Avrahamzon awarded 2018 Joan Uhr Prize
PhD Scholar from Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) Talia Avrahamzon has been awarded the 2018 Joan Uhr prize by the Sir Roland Wilson Foundation. This prize is awarded to the Sir Roland Wilson scholar or alumni who has made the greatest contribution to public policy in the…
Chancellor’s honours for passionate advocate of the Classics
Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Minchin has been awarded the Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Service to the University. The well-respected Professor of Classics with the ANU School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, and Curator of the ANU Classics Museum, has been part of the ANU…
New project to document House Speakers and Clerks
The ANU School of History has begun work on a new parliamentary dictionary listing the biographies of Speakers, Deputy Speakers and Clerks for the House of Representatives stretching back to Federation in 1901. The project, which is expected to be completed in early 2020, has been commissioned by…
Mark Kenny joins ANU as Senior Fellow
National affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age Mark Kenny, has been appointed a Senior Fellow with the Australian Studies Institute. Working with the Institute, Mr Kenny will look into topics including political populism and comparative political systems, bringing to his…
Researchers join at ANU to explore ways of viewing the past
Speakers from around Australia and the world have recently come together at ANU for the Deep Human Past’s Inaugural International Symposium. The symposium was convened by Professor Ann McGrath and Dr Laura Rademaker from ANU School of History, and ANU alumna Professor Jaky Troy, Director of…
ANU brings acclaimed architect and artist James Carpenter to Canberra
ANU School of Art and Design brought acclaimed architect and artist James Carpenter to Canberra, to present an exclusive public talk as part of the DesignCanberra Festival. James, who leads the firm James Carpenter Design Associates in New York, is known for innovative work on projects including…