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2024 International Research Partnerships Colloquium

Tuesday 9 April 2024 5–5:50pm
Faculty of Health webinar series

Session 3: Coventry University, United Kingdom

Join us online for our April session of the Faculty of Health’s International Research Partnerships Colloquium Series 2024. Each month we'll feature one of our international partners, with presentations from a Deakin and partner researcher on their latest collaborative work.

Presentations will take place via 50-minute Zoom sessions (20-minute presentation plus 30-minute Q&A) highlighting the innovative research being progressed within our strategic partnerships. It's a great opportunity for staff, HDR and other research students to learn more about our international partners, the key researchers involved and the opportunities that exist to engage.

Creating an international partnership through cotutelle students: the how, what and why

Following the success of our event in March, this month’s session will feature our collaboration with Coventry University, United Kingdom. Professor Mike Duncan and Professor Lisa Barnett will share their research insights and answer your questions about their work.

Please note: on 9 April the session time in Australia is 5–5:50pm AEST; in UK 8–8:50am.

Speakers

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Professor Mike Duncan

Professor Mike Duncan is a Professor in Sport and Exercise Science and Director of the Centre for Physical Activity, Sport and Exercise Sciences at Coventry University. He is a BASES-accredited Sport and Exercise Scientist with research interests in the field of children, physical activity, and movement skills. He is ranked the number one researcher in the United Kingdom, and sixth in the world in motor skills (Expertscape).

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Professor Lisa Barnett

Professor Lisa Barnett is a Professor in Physical Activity and Health at the Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Deakin University. Her internationally leading work focuses on developing ways to measure physical literacy and how to improve physical literacy via partnerships with industry and researchers from multiple countries. She is the number one researcher in the world in motor skills (Expertscape).