Researcher of the month
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Dr Palmer outlines his intellectual journey that lead to his current research activities.
Chair in Education, Prof Halse's particular interest is in using life history as both subject and object, and as a lens through which broader socio-cultural conditions can be viewed, analysed and critiqued.
Dr James Campbell finds that following ones passion will often take you to diverse and interesting places.
Dr Matthew Sharpe says that changing people's ideas, through teaching, dialogue, psychoanalysis, or envisaging new political arrangements, can be a very practical thing.
Dr Hans Lofgren pursues research focused on the political economy of health and pharmaceuticals.
Associate Professor Liz Eckermann talks about her passion for active collaboration to highlight and correct health inequalities.
Professor Sue Kenny talks about her experience of the development of leading edge research.
The research interests of Katya Johanson include policy-making, the arts and identity.
Associate Professor Mary Dixon talks about her research interests in identity and pedagogy, and current ARC linkage projects.
Professor Marian Simms is currently involved in two research projects - with the synergy between the two provided by Julia Gillard.
Professor Russell Tytler is the author of the influential monograph 'Re-imagining Science Education'.
Professor Paul Carter, Chair in Creative Place Research, is featured this month.
Professor David Walker, recipient of the Vice-Chancellor's research excellence award, and Chair in Australian Studies, is featured.
Professor Fethi Mansouri holds various leading positions including a Chair in Migration and Intercultural Research.
The research contribution of the Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies team is highlighted this month.
Professor Blackmore shares her journey from school teacher to academic with a focus on social justice and inter-disciplinarity.
Professor Baogang He shares his story of a life as an intellectual explorer and his international collaborations.
Professor Meehan shares his experience of writing for research and the creative arts.
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2nd December 2011