Events Calendar | Public Lecture | Griffith University

11 Sep

MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases and Immunology - Fabricating Vascularized Tissues

MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases & Immunology - Fabricating Vascularized Tissues
Dr Strobel's presentation describes the technology developed at Advanced Solutions Life Sciences to isolate whole intact microvessels from adipose tissue and how when embedded in a matrix, microvessels, sprout, grow, and form an interconnected vascular network comparable to the native vasculature. This technology has been successfully applied to a variety of different systems.

09 Sep

Indigenous Voices and Cultural Integrity in Australia

âAn expert panel drawn from our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities will explore how cultural voice can be utilised and embedded within the community as a whole. The panel will discuss how cultural voice is expressed and utililsed to influence public policies and outcomes at the inter-face between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australia.

Public Lecture

05 Sep

Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar | Challenges of Electricity Supply in India: Evolving Market Structure and Political Economy Issues

In this presentation, Dr Pradeep Perera, Head of Energy Sector Operations for India, Asian Development Bank will discuss the challenges of Electricity Supply in India: The Evolving Market Structure and Political Economy Issues.

29 Aug

MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases & Immunology - Biomedical Research at Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre

MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases & Immunology
Professor Nguyen's presentation will focus on biomedical applications and presents the past and current works being undertaken by QMNC on micro/nanofluidics, lab on a chip, lab on skin, organ on a chip, three-dimensional cell culture, point-of-care diagnostics of diseases, and implantable microdevices.

29 Aug

Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar | A Critical Political Analysis of the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goals Agenda

In this presentation, Dr Heloise Weber, Senior Lecturer, School of Political Science and International Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Queensland presents a critical political analysis of the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goals Agenda and argues that the SDG agenda does not address poverty as deprivation, and thereby exacerbates a fundamental injustice.

22 Aug

Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar | Asia's role in the Global Nuclear Order

In this presentation, Dr Benjamin Zala, Research Fellow, Department of International Relations, Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Australian National University presents Asia's role in the Global Nuclear Order - outlining a set of principles for the peaceful management of nuclear dangers in the region. These principles will be used to discuss the early initiatives that might be explored for the next phase of Asia's nuclear future.