July 2014

Bangaliwuy Marrawungu, Rirratjingu goannas & fishtrap 1947. © Estate of the artist.

Sacred crayon drawings ‘return home’ to Territory

31-Jul-2014

An exhibition of “sacred art” created by 15 ceremonial leaders from Northeast Arnhem Land in the 1940s will open at the Charles Darwin University Art Gallery next week.It will be...

Northern Institute Senior Research Fellow, Dr Andrew Taylor helps develop population projections for the NT

Population projections help reveal NT’s future

30-Jul-2014

The proportion of Territorians aged 65 years and over is projected to more than double by 2041.Northern Institute researchers at CDU have been working with the Northern Territory...

Professor Charlie Fairfield will deliver the first CDU professorial lecture for 2014

Lecture to tap into water systems

29-Jul-2014

Territorians can quench their thirst for knowledge and explore the hidden underground infrastructure that provides everyday access to a supply of safe drinking water at the first...

CDU Library Research Services Coordinator Jayshree Mamtora (left) presents the scholarship to Donna Robbins

Scholarship aids remote Indigenous teaching research

29-Jul-2014

A research scholarship will help a PhD candidate investigate how remote Indigenous teachers interact with digital technology.Donna Robbins was awarded the Charles Darwin...

Jamaican academic Dr Carmel Roofe-Bowen is excited to conduct research at CDU

International spotlight on CDU’s online learning

24-Jul-2014

A Jamaican academic has selected Charles Darwin University as her institution of choice to conduct research and take home information about online learning in Australia.Senior...

Dr Heidi Luter has looked into the impacts of sewage effluent on a marine sponge species in the NT

Sea sponges a soak for sewage

24-Jul-2014

Research into the impacts of sewage effluent on a marine sponge species located in waters around Darwin Harbour has uncovered some surprising results.Based at Charles Darwin...

Students embrace science. From left: Crystal Lenegan-Dry, Johannes du Plessis and Noah Hanrahan with PICSE-CDU Science Education Officer John Sagun

Science makes career formula for students

22-Jul-2014

For the first time in Darwin, science, engineering and primary industries have opened their doors to a secondary student camp organised with Charles Darwin University.Students...

Dr Steven Farram’s book reveals there is more to most plaques than meets the eye

Commemorative plaques reveal history

22-Jul-2014

Some of the Northern Territory’s most significant and tumultuous events are the focus of a new book to be launched by a history academic as part of Charles Darwin University’s...

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