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What Role Does Beauty Have in the World of Science?

In this interview, Dr. Brandon Vaidyanathan describes what is meant by “beauty” in science, how it can be studied and the implications of such research.

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So Little Time - So Many Rabbit Holes

The information tidal wave overwhelms and I float amongst the flotsam with dread and with delight, every morning when I sit down to pick up where I left off.

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More Than a Tarrang (Tree): Museums Victoria showcases Indigenous cultural belongings

A new exhibition interrogate the tensions between the cultural agency of First Peoples and the history of mass collections of cultural materials.

Werribee riverSouth australiaMaya hodgeFrederick mccubbinAlfred priestleyMorrina boniniNarweet carolyn briggsYalukit weelam tarrangMoorina boniniAndrew wiradjuri ngunnawalGreg griffithsEugene hylandBrian martinBrad webbSimon roseDesign lab

More than a Tarrang (Tree): Memory Material and Cultural Agency Renews Connectedness at Melbourne Museum

Named after the Boon Wurrung word for tree, More Than a Tarrang (tree): Memory, Material and Cultural Agency shares the significance of trees in south

South australiaBrad webbMaya hodgeBrian martin bundjalungBrian martinKimberley moultonBrook andrewAlfred priestleyGreg griffithsMoorina boniniAndrew wiradjuriSimon roseNarweet carolyn briggsCultural agencyBunjilaka aboriginal cultural centreAustralian research council special initiative

More Than a Tarrang (Tree): Museums Victoria showcases Indigenous cultural belongings

A new exhibition interrogate the tensions between the cultural agency of First Peoples and the history of mass collections of cultural materials.

South australiaWerribee riverAndrew wiradjuri ngunnawalMorrina boniniYalukit weelam tarrangNarweet carolyn briggsMoorina boniniBrad webbGreg griffithsFrederick mccubbinMaya hodgeAlfred priestleySimon roseBrian martinEugene hylandMonash university

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