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Institute of Advanced Studies Student Researchers’ Conference Program
Day 1- Tuesday 2nd May, 2017: 8:00am - 5:30pm
Welcome Breakfast and Registration Mal Nairn Auditorium & Foyer, Red 7 8:00 - 9:20 am
Welcome to Country - Aunty Bilawara Lee Introduction - Prof Simon Maddocks (VC) & Prof Lawrence Cram (DVC-RRT)
Keynote Speaker Mal Nairn Auditorium 9:20 - 10 am
A/Prof Inger Mewburn - What do employers want? Forging a fulfilling post PhD career
Opening Student Researchers Mal Nairn Auditorium 10 -10:45am
Veronica Toral-Granda Alien species invasion pathways to the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Maria Salvatrice Randazzo Towards a conceptualization and preliminary legal theory of traditional Australian Indigenous law: A study on its sources, scope and nature
Bronwyn Dann Harvesting Moonlight: Visual narratives of pearling in the north of Australia and into Asia
Morning Tea Mal Nairn Auditorium Foyer 10:45 – 11:15am
Split Stream Student Researcher Presentations, 2x Sessions International Research Red 9.1.45 11:15 - 1pm
Ronju Ahammad Applying an ecosystem service approach to identify forest contributions to rural livelihoods in Bangladesh
Khami Aughterson Saving a thousand Islands: the efficacy of International transboundary water governance for equitable benefit-sharing in the Salween River.
Pia Harkness Participatory mapping for Marine Protected Area establishment in Indonesia: Examining its application across scales.
Steve Sutton "Is Your Cyclone Kit Ready?"
Bing Liu State centralism and neoliberalism: The way of internationalisation for Chinese universities
Speed Presentations Red 9.1.48 11:15 - 1pm
Scott Bevis Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans and Schema Therapy in Recovery.
Rens Van Der Vegt Liquefied Natural Gas Development in Gladstone - Risk Governance, Impact Assessment and Public Engagement
Lyndall Warton Engaging parents in school-based nutrition education to encourage healthful eating in children from low-income populations.
Gavin Morris The prevalence of trauma in Nauiyu: Incorporating traditional Aboriginal healing tools in an educational setting
Simon Mahood What can the Gini coefficient tell us about population fragmentation and extinction risk of Bengal Florican?
Lala Bumela Sudeimantara English academic literacy for Indonesian students: A case of selling and buying knowledge
Sarah Ajowi Exploring engagement of African-born women in Australia with behaviour change communication to address intimate partner violence
Tom Duncan Indigenous conservation perspectives and implications for collaborations in threatened species management
Darryl Saylor The epistemology of The Gardens: A generational tapestry of governance, leadership and mentoring roles
Lunch Break and Networking Menzies Building Foyer, Red 9 1 – 2pm
Split Stream Student Researcher Presentations, 3x Sessions
Indigenous Research Red 9.2.46 2 – 3 pm
Kaely (Michaela) Woods Challenges and rewards of mixing methods in small Aboriginal populations
Leena Panicker An exploration of health rights for Indigenous patients in renal care
Alison Mitchell Aboriginal children and penicillin injections for rheumatic fever: is injection pain a problem?
Beverley Counsellor Navigating Native title
Across the Spectrum Red 9.1.48 2 - 3pm
Douglas Yeboah Influence of Photophysical Parameters on Exciton Diffusion Length and Diffusion Coefficient in Bulk Heterojunction Organic Solar
Ian Hance Public Installation as an alternative exhibiting space. "Potlatching"across Australia's Tropical North
Anne-Marie Marias Breaking the silence: Teachers speak out about classroom behavioural problems
Ana Vuin Migration against the tide
Health, Education and Humanities Red 9.1.45 2 - 3 pm
Dina Kariodimedjo Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage in Indonesia: Intellectual Property Law and Transnational
Simon Morris Critical factors in the establishment of a sustainable accountancy profession in Timor-Leste
Barbara Morris Snakes and Ladders: Narrative as Data
Claire Bartlett A constructivist grounded theory study of reformers' experiences of scaling up AL
Afternoon Tea …and make your way to the CDU Theatre for 330pm sharp start!
Menzies Building Foyer 3 - 3:30 pm
Spun-style “Stories from the Other Side” CDU HDR Students & Alumni talk about their PhD Journey
Followed by canapés and drinks with the speakers and dancing (if you wish)!
CDU Theatre, Orange 3 3:30-6 pm
End of IASSR Conference Day 1
Day 2- Wednesday 3rd May, 2017: 8:30am – 4:30 pm
Registration Mal Nairn Auditorium & Foyer, Red 7 8:30 – 8:45 am
Keynote Speaker Professor Cathy Robinson - Building innovation and impact through collaboration
Mal Nairn Auditorium 8:45 – 9:30 am
Opening Student Researcher Presentations Mal Nairn Auditorium 9:30 -10:45am
Hannah Ling Diversity in Worldviews and Approaches to Small-scale Manganese Mining in West Timor, Indonesia
Jacquelyn Escarcha Towards climate-smart livestock: the role of water buffalo in increasing livelihood resilience in Central Luzon, Philippines
Soundara Rajan Physical and functional Quality of Life of Facial Trauma Patients in the Northern Territory, Australia –A Retrospective study
Craig Bellamy Researching for a Modern History Topic - An Alternative Method
Jennifer Macdonald Finding what you never knew you were looking for: the benefits of an emerging research methodology
Morning Tea Mal Nairn Auditorium Foyer 10:45- 11:15am
Split Stream Student Researcher Presentations, 3x Sessions
Social & Emotional Wellbeing Red 6.1.03 11:15am – 1pm
Belinda Davison Emotional status of Indigenous and non-Indigenous young adults in the NT
Rebecca Amery Understanding Communication Difficulties of Yolŋu with MJD
Carolyn Mison-Smith The Provenance of literacy: Reigning descriptors
Katelyn Rossiter Natural Disaster Risk Reduction Using Social Media: Development of An Evidence-based Community Engagement Model
Science Red 9.1.48 11:15 - 1pm
Alea Rose Wastewater nitrogen budgets can be resolved by complementary functional gene and physicochemical methods
Damian Oyong Does complement protection comes at a cost? Role of complement-fixing antibodies in the pathogenesis of severe malaria anaemia
Penelope Godwin Stable isotope tracer hydrology for investigation of springs in a data and resource limited environment
Rhiannon Moore Using histological stains to explore the structure of saltwater crocodile skin
Environment Red 9.1.45 11:15 - 1pm
Grigorijs Goldbergs Hierarchical integration of individual tree and area-based approaches for savanna biomass estimation from airborne LiDAR
Kamal Melvani Forest gardens reduce the economic and ecological vulnerability of farming enterprises
Robin Leppitt The Conservation Ecology of the Alligator Rivers Yellow Chat (Epthianura crocea tunneyi)
Vidushi Thusithana Vegetation recruitment in differently aged rehabilitated patches of monsoonal vine forest in the Northern Territory, Australia.
Lunch with comedian Amy Hetherington “Silliness can keep you sane”
Mal Nairn Auditorium Foyer, Red 7 1 – 2:15pm
Split Stream Student Researcher Presentations, 3x Sessions
Engineering & Renewables Red 6.1.03 2:15 - 3:30pm
Anindya Ganguly To determine cohesive energy, formation enthalpy and electronic structure of chromium carbides by first principle calculations.
David Ompong Optimisation of Photocurrent in Bulk Heterojunction Organic Solar Cells using Optical Admittance Analysis Method
Shokhida Safarova Impact of microclimatic conditions on households’ electricity consumption in the hot and humid tropical climate of Darwin
Ranjith Kumar Selvamani Investigation of the cause of underground corrosion in steel power poles and estimation of its remaining service life
Health, Education & Humanities Red 9.1.45 2:15 - 3:30pm
Narumon Sriratanaviriyajul Motivational Factors for Knowledge Sharing using Pedagogical Discussion Cases: Students, Educators, and Environmental Factors
Sarah Whalan An interactive and visual dietary assessment tool for use across cultures
Simon Morris Critical factors in the establishment of a sustainable accountancy profession in Timor-Leste
Alison Reedy The experiences of Indigenous higher education students in online learning: Findings and implications from an EDR study
Mel Underwood The Voice of Reason: An Examination of Nurse Related Adverse Events Subject to Coronial Inquiry within Australia (2001 – 2013)
Speed Presentations Red 9.1.48 2:15 - 3:30pm
Wakhid Nashruddin Developing undergraduate research and inquiry in English language teacher education programs in Indonesia
Widya Pertiwi From explanatory frameworks to thinking tools: Taking a second look at developments in educational research.
Mohammad Hanif Polar coded modulation technique for next generation wireless communication systems
Greg Williams Storying pedagogy for in-between spaces
Helen (Kasztelan) Chapman
The Quartet of towering B's in piano Music: Why Bartók is not as well-known as Bach, Beethoven and Brahms
Maruf Rahman Maxim Students’ Perception of Green Finance in Bangladesh
Erin Westerhuis Patterns in bird assemblages of central Australian river red gum woodlands
Afternoon Tea Mal Nairn Auditorium Foyer 3:30-4pm
Presentation of Prizes and Closing Prof Lawrence Cram
Mal Nairn Auditorium 4- 4:30pm
End of IASSR Conference
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