Young Territorians will be introduced to the fascinating world of drones, thanks to a National Science Week grant won by a Charles Darwin University (CDU) lecturer.
CDU Lecturer in Education (Mathematics) Farha Sattar will run two exciting workshops for students in Darwin and Katherine later this year, guiding them through the steps of flying small drones.
"I am thrilled to receive this grant and have the opportunity to inspire young students through STEM education," Dr Sattar said.
An alumni of Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Pathways to Politics Program for Women is putting the skills and knowledge she learnt to the test as she leads the “Yes” campaign in the Northern Territory.
Georgie Corrie, 30 a proud Nyamal women born and raised on Wurundjeri Land of the Kulin Nation, graduated the Pathways to Politics Program for Women last year.
Super structure works for Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) new $250 million Education and Community Precinct are now complete, with a topping out ceremony held on-site finalising the milestone.
CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman joined Assistant Regional Development and Education Minister, Senator Anthony Chisholm, Halikos Managing Director Shane Dignan and Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) representative Cathie McBean to celebrate this achievement.
The historic Barunga Statement, a pivotal moment in the journey towards First Nations rights in Australia, commemorated its 35th anniversary this year at the annual Barunga festival.
The festival, held in the remote community of Barunga in the Northern Territory, was a celebration of culture, music, and reconciliation.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman said the Barunga Statement has significantly shaped the Territory’s history.
Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) leading cyber security expert has travelled to Korea to take part in a key international conference on AI in the digital age.
The conference, co-hosted by the Korea Institute of Public Administration (KIPA), the Korea Legislation Research Institute (KLRI), and CDU’s NT Academic Centre for Cybersecurity and Innovation, discussed AI practice, policy and research priorities.
Leading Charles Darwin University (CDU) environmental microbiology researchers have presented research focused on understanding tropical rock oysters and Vibrios and the implications for food safety and human health at an international Aquaculture conference held recently in Darwin.