Month: May 2011

Research undertaken by scientists at Griffith University’s Environmental Forensics Laboratory is advancing the understanding of ancient DNA, with results that will impact across many science disciplines. The work, to be featured on this week’s ABC Catalyst program has been conducted by a research team in Antarctica and at Griffith’s Nathan campus. It involves recovering DNA […]

Insightful research by Dr Julie Clark provided a large slice of inspiration for a powerful new play on missing persons. Now the Griffith University School of Human Services and Social Work lecturer is hoping the play can be brought to a Brisbane stage. Public appearances by Kate and Gerry McCann — the parents of missing […]

“Climate change still remains a difficult topic both nationally and internationally, with many organisations still grappling with the best way to manage it for the future,” Professor Palutikof said. “The scale of the issues is massive and a lot of work remains to be done if we are to avoid becoming more adversely affected. “Unfortunately, […]

The IDP Singapore Study in Australia Open Day will be held at the Orchard Hotel on 28 — 29 May 2011 (11am — 5pm both days). Ms Serita Pinalli, Marketing Manager for Singapore will be in attendance at this event and will be able to assist you with any enquiries about Studying in Australia at […]

Hola! from Griffith University in Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Ms. Guie Hartney, Regional Manager — Latin America, Griffith International and Ms Ann Hammond, Director of International Marketing & Business Development, will be visiting Latin America in May to share with you some information about the excellent opportunities to Study in Australia at […]

The initiative, which is supported by the Glossy Black Conservancy and partner agencies including Griffith, aims to learn more about the distribution, habitat use and population of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo. The Birding Day provides community volunteers with the chance to assist in the collection of sighting both birds and their feeding sites across the south-east […]