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3D printer to transform manufacturing

A world-first commercial 3D printer with the potential to revolutionise manufacturing technology will be based at Casuarina campus.

In announcing Northern Territory Government funding for the project, Chief Minister Mr Michael Gunner said the...

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• Lingiari Lecture to deliver powerful message

• Campus gears up for #CDUODay

• Partnership expands training for NT apprentices

• Summit to explore language barriers

Thinkers draw on hotbed of ideas to explain love of art

Charles Darwin University will discuss a new and hotly contested field of research that explores how the human brain reacts to art and beauty, at an international symposium in Darwin this week.

Lecturer in Philosophy Dr Nicolas Bullot and visiting...

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Other Research News

• Researchers explore lives of diverse students

• Partnership unravelling mysteries of melioidosis

• US academic to share nation building successes

Exhibition to show refused artwork

Art lovers will have the opportunity to see artworks rejected from inclusion in the internationally renowned National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (NATSIAA) at an exhibition to open at Charles Darwin University next week.

The...

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Other Community News

• Writer on a winning streak

• Durack Gardens celebrates with Open Day

• Call to help Bali midwives attend NT conference

• Music students gain orchestral experience

First NT researcher receives prestigious fellowship

A Charles Darwin University academic is the first Northern Territory-based researcher to be awarded a prestigious Humboldt Fellowship to further her research into climate change impacts and adaptation.

Northern Institute senior research fellow...

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Other Staff News

• Social philosopher’s magnum opus now in English

• Researcher extends outreach to LGBTI community

• Judges consider tough cases

• Take time to stress less, psychologist urges

Pressure helps student cook golden treat

Cookery student Billy Wilkes has qualified to represent the Territory in the finals of two national culinary competitions.

The Certificate III in Commercial Cookery student said he was looking forward to representing the Territory, along with...

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Other Students News

• Ecology students gain new field skills

Mapping for positive social change

Participatory Mapping/GIS 2017 Conference
Who: Rohan Fisher
When: 2-3 Aug
Where:...

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Lily Nungarrayi Hargraves, 2016, Acrylic on linen, Acquired for the Charles Darwin University Art Collection 2016, Charles Darwin University Art Collection, CDU3022

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