Christine Robertson has spent the last decade strengthening her ability to support her community – alongside her work with military operations and as a firefighter – and today, she finally dons a graduation cap and gown.
Angelica Carlet is a lecturer in education at Charles Darwin University whose research sits at the intersection of second language
acquisition, phonology, and English language teaching methodologies. Her primary focus is on effective strategies for teaching English pronunciation to non-native speakers, with a particular emphasis on High Variability Phonetic Training (HVPT).
Carla leads research and conservation projects in partnership with a diverse group of stakeholders such as industry partners, governments and traditional communities in Northern Australia, Brazil, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste.
Prof David Bowman (Director of the Fire Centre University of Tasmanaia) will reflect on the experience of running a complex codesigned ‘applied pyrogeographic’ research program, explaining how such multipronged research is critical for sustainable coexistence with wildfire.
CDU's Academy of the Arts invites CDU staff and students to attend a guest lecture on ethnomusicology by Pak Branckly Picanussa, the Deputy Chancellor of the State Christian Institute of Ambon (IAKN).
Termites are often thought of as bad news when it comes to a building’s integrity – but what if the voracious insects hold the blueprint to designing the coolest homes in the Territory?
Dr Sonu Yadav (Principal Molecular Scientist in the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Northern Territory Government) will present her research on using genetics and genomics datasets to address key questions in insect conservation, management, and evolutionary biology.
In the seminar Prof Alan Andersen (CDU) will describe the findings and lessons for management from the Burning for Biodiversity experiment at the Territory Wildlife Park, a 20-year collaboration between CDU, CSIRO and the NT Government.
A discussion with Porni Mollick (PhD candidate with the Research Institiue for the Environmental and Livelihoos at CDU) around a study that used satellite imagery and Indigenous Knowledge to assess wetland changes in the Daly River catchment between 2015 and 2024.
Dr McLure is a Senior Lecturer in Education and a member of the Northern Institute. She has published extensively in the fields of
Learning Environments, Science Education and Integrated STEM education