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Interview with Graeme Hugo
No full textGraeme Hugo is Federation Fellow, Professor of the Discipline of Geographical and Environmental Studies and Director of the National Centre for Social Applications of Geographical Information Systems at the University of Adelaide. He is the author of over 200 books, articles in scholarly journals and chapters in books, as well as a large number of conference papers and reports
A probiotic strain of L. acidophilus reduces DMH-induced large intestinal tumors in male Sprague-Dawley rates
No full textMcIntosh, Graeme H.; Royle, Peter J.; Playne, Martin J
Technology and People Management: The Opportunity and the Challenge
No full textThere is a growing recognition that competitive advantage and service delivery will be built through a combination of people and technology - and that the human resource professional has an indispensable role in managing this interface. In this report Professor Graeme Martin addresses the relationship between new technologies and managing people and the potential role of HR in that relationship
Graeme Base, 1983
No full textPhotograph originally appeared in the 'Swinburne News', May 1983. Graeme Base, children's author and illustrator. Swinburne Alumnus (Diploma of Art and Graphic Design 1978)
Machine learning methods for analysis of organic molecular crystal structure prediction landscapes - associated data
No full textThis dataset contains the key data associated with PhD project 'Machine learning methods for analysis of organic molecular crystal structure prediction landscapes - associated data'</span
Baker, Graeme L. - Biology Professor
No full textDr. Graeme L. Baker, Professor of Biology, wearing a suit. He was the co-author of Biology, Ecology and Systematics of Australian Scelio: Wasp Parasitoids of Locust and Grasshopper Eggs with Paul Dangerfield and Andrew Austin.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/univphotocollection/1237/thumbnail.jp
sj-pdf-1-etp-10.1177_10422587221134786 – Supplemental material for Ties That Bind or Blind? The Role of Identity and Place in Understanding Women Entrepreneurs’ Support Needs
No full textSupplemental material, sj-pdf-1-etp-10.1177_10422587221134786 for Ties That Bind or Blind? The Role of Identity and Place in Understanding Women Entrepreneurs’ Support Needs by Norin Arshed, Graeme Martin and Stephen Knox in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice</p
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Suffering in silence: bodily politics in post-1995 French cinema
No full textDeveloping earlier research by the author that had sought to trace the specificity of the current wave of socio-politically engaged film, this article focuses in on the body, suggesting that it has become a core vector of ‘raw’ expressivity in recent French cinema due to the withdrawal of the discourse of the organised left as mediating instance. Brooks’ celebrated analysis of melodrama and the political philosophy of Rancière and Laclau and Mouffe are drawn upon to examine the political work done by Cabrera’s Retiens la nuit and Devers’ La Voleuse de St Lubin. Engaging with the objectified, embodied and isolated social suffering that runs through current cinema, the two films’ significance lies in their exploration of the possibilities of and obstacles to its articulation within an oppositional politics
The farms of 2050
No full textThe world’s population is on the rise. It’s expected that we will have to feed and clothe 50% more people by 2050 without destroying the planet in the process (what, that can’t be right!) The UWA Institute of Agriculture is thinking ahead, aiming to build and manage the best-practice farm for the 2050 world, right now. And to tell us about the cutting edge technology and practices and a field day where you can see the future for yourself is Winthrop Professor Graeme Martin, he’s the chair of UWA’s future farm 2050 and the deputy director of UWA institute of Agriculture
13th Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies: CHAGS13
Get PDFCHAGS13, University College Dublin, June 27-July 1 2022CHAGS13 took place from 27th June to 2nd July in University College Dublin, Ireland, and is convened by Prof. Graeme Warren. With 250+ papers across 30 sessions, an exciting academic programme explored the Conference theme: “Living Well Together”, combined with a host of unique activities and experiences and Irish craíc for an unforgettable week!2023-11-20 JG: PDF replaced at editor's reques
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