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Charles Darwin University's (CDU) Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods (RIEL) and the Northern Territory Government (NTG) are offering a scholarship for a PhD candidate to undertake a project, based at CDU’s Casuarina campus in Darwin, titled ‘Commercialisation of native rice for Indigenous
enterprise development: Agronomy and value-adding’.
Torres Strait Islanders have expressed concern for their traditional fisheries and the need to
protect them. Monitoring traditional fishing catches has also been identified as a high priority in
numerous Protected Zone Joint Authority commercial fisheries committees over recent
years. This project aimed to contribute knowledge to support development of a future monitoring
program to address these data gaps.
“Livestock at Saleyards and Depots (Saleyard Welfare Standards).” Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines, February 23, 2018. https://animalwelfarestandards.net.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/AAW-SG_Livestock-at-Saleyards-and-Depots_2018.pdf.
Associate Professor Chan leads research in fibre-optics and photonics at Charles Darwin University. He is a senior IEEE member and has contributed over 100 technical publications in this area. He was also the recipient of the University of Sydney Early Career Development Award and the Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship awarded by the Australian Research Council.
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