Events Calendar | Public Lecture | Griffith University

16 Mar

MHIQ Seminar Series Disability & Rehabilitation - Topic: GCORE

MHIQ Seminar Series Disability & Rehabilitation with Prof Ming Hao Zheng and Dr Cedryck Vaquette
Prof Zheng's presentation discusses the proposed development of a treatment algorithm of tendinopathy according to the stage of the pathology of tendinopathy and integrated various non-operative treatments in the algorithm. Dr Vaquette presents the latest developments his group has performed in the field of additive manufacturing for orthopaedic and dental regeneration.

15 Mar

Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: Threats to Democratic Transition in the South East Asia Region

In this presentation, Michael Vatikiotis will discuss threats to democratic transition in the South East Asia and ways to manage them.

08 Mar

CANCELLED EVENT: Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: The Future of Work and India's Future

In this presentation, Adjunct Professor Yan Islam will examine the future of work and India's future. The following questions will be addressed: Can India continue to grow at rapid rates in the 21st century? What is the likely impact on the Indian labour market of the adoption and diffusion of new technology?

01 Mar

IBAS Research Seminar: Intelligent virtual agents for education, training, health and wellbeing

This seminar will provide an overview of the types and uses of Intelligent virtual agents. Intelligent virtual agents (IVAs) have been a growing area of research within the field of Artificial Intelligence in the past 20 years. An IVA is a piece of software, generally considered to be autonomous in some way that imitates the behaviour of a human or animal and is embodied within a virtual environment.

01 Mar

Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: Governing 'climate migration' in Oceania

In this presentation, Dr Samid Suliman will examine the current migration governance arrangements in Oceania, and argue that there is a pressing need to radically transform regional institutions to effectively govern future "climate migrations'.

21 Feb

IBAS Research Seminar: Selected information systems research approaches with a focus on the knowledge management characteristics of specific organisations

Information Systems research is not only social science in nature, it also draws upon a range of methods used in other disciplines, e.g. sociology, psychology, business, management. This seminar will start with a discussion of the epistemologies or philosophies guiding IS research, and selected methodologies applicable to these epistemologies. Following this there will be discussion of knowledge management research specifically with regard to organisational learning and knowledge diffusion.