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Dis:connected: our lives on and offline
Dr Jaimee Stuart
(Lecturer, Griffith University)
The world is increasingly connected through the internet, but is how we act online disconnected from who we really are? Join us to discuss how technology changes the way we think, feel and act, and what impact this has on our lives both on and offline.
Dr Stuart is a psychologist who studies the impact of changing social environments and technology on the way we think, feel, and behave. He has been awarded numerous grants for his work with young people, investigating victimisation and wellbeing.
Dr Stuart is a psychologist who studies the impact of changing social environments and technology on the way we think, feel, and behave. He has been awarded numerous grants for his work with young people, investigating victimisation and wellbeing.
Planting art and growing science
David Harris
(Lecturer/PhD Candidate, Queensland College of Art, Griffith University)
Zach LeBlanc
(QUT Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities)
How do you go from growing fonts from plant cells to hacking 3D printers to make living bioprints, inventing custom DIY science equipment, and conducting biology experiments? For two young scientists from different fields, collaboration is the key.
David and Zach are lecturers and PhD candidates in different fields at different institutions but are collaborating on research that crosses disciplinary boundaries to generate new forms of knowledge exhibited and published in varied places.
David and Zach are lecturers and PhD candidates in different fields at different institutions but are collaborating on research that crosses disciplinary boundaries to generate new forms of knowledge exhibited and published in varied places.
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