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Description: eshowcase is a searchable database of learning resources developed at the University of Melbourne. eshowcase includes a series of specialised digital collections that feature items from the Baillieu Library Cultural Collection.
Captured 5 times between Apr 11, 2011 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 15 Videos Captured
Description: The Office for Research (Law) is an administrative unit of the Melbourne Law School that supports the Associate Dean (Research) and the Faculty Research Committee. It provides a range of services to staff and graduate research students and has responsibility for the following main areas: Law Graduate Research Program Annual Research Publications Collection Funding for Research Human Ethics Approval for Research Projects Online Research Assistants Database In addition the Office produces the annual Melbourne Law Schools' Research Report and coordinates or promotes a number of events for staff and RHD students including Research Workshop Series.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Captured 5 times between Apr 11, 2011 and Jul 02, 2012
Description: Science at Melbourne is internationally recognised for the range and diversity of research areas that are peopled by our exceptional academic community. Exciting areas of research cover nanotechnology, biotechnology and biophysics, climate change, water, environments, informatics and systems modelling, bioinformatics, medicinal chemistry, advanced smart materials, origins of the universe, sustainable energy, pests and diseases.
Captured 14 times between Jan 26, 2009 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: Research areas in the Faculty of Veterinary Science
Captured 14 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Oct 13, 2011
Subject: Research
Description: The Social Justice Initiative was founded at the University of Melbourne in 2007. The aim of the Social Justice Initiative (SJI) is to facilitate interdisciplinary research of international standing and strengthen the growing interest in questions of social justice at the University of Melbourne and beyond. In particular, the SJI aims to build links between the different theoretical understandings and practical applications of social justice developed across a range of disciplines. These include: inequality, poverty, distributive justice, welfare and unemployment policy, the nature of work, the social justice implications of new technologies, mental and indigenous health, obesity, global justice and the social justice implications of climate change. SJI members also conduct research on key theoretical dimensions of social justice including: inequality, poverty, tolerance and distributive justice. The Research section of this website outlines projects undertaken and funded by the SJI. The Initiative is being funded through the Melbourne Strategic Research Initiatives Fund as well as by the Faculties of Arts, Economics and Commerce, Law, and Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 52 Videos Captured
Subject: Research
Description: From colonisation to conciliation: A collaborative examination of social work practice with Indigenous populations', is an international Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project Recognising that the social work profession has a complex history of working with Indigenous populations-and that one of the factors in maintaining this problematic relationship is the marginalisation of Indigenous issues within mainstream social work practice-this project brings together Indigenous community representatives and Elders, social work practitioners and academics across Australia and the United States, together with other international education and practice developments, to identify the ways in which social work practice can enhance, rather than inhibit, Indigenous well-being.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: CONDUIT™ is an information network underpinned by a formal methodology and a set of electronic tools to manage informed consent, data extraction, linkage, cleansing, analysis and presentation. The vision is a spatial network, stretching from Northern Melbourne to Northeast Victoria, which will enable the conduct of comprehensive population health and cohort studies, with urban-rural comparisons. The theoretical and technical underpinnings of CONDUIT™ are consolidated through formal partnerships and formal contract agreements with key computing and health informatics networks. These partnerships place the Faculty and University in a strong strategic position to undertake longitudinal studies which span the continuum from benchtop to clinical research in hospital and community settings.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: Find an Expert provides a dynamic and reliable source of information about the research and scholarship of staff at The University of Melbourne.
Captured 5 times between Apr 11, 2011 and Jul 02, 2012
Description: Research, develop and communicate cost-effective (win-win) options for the abatement of methane and nitrous oxide from Victorian agriculture
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 14 Videos Captured
Subject: Research
Description: MACAM is undergoing a transition for 2009 and the future. Previously, MACAM has been run as monthly seminars at the University of Melbourne to give researchers the opportunity to present their studies to the music research community.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: The Melbourne University Virtual Environments for Simulation project has been funded by the University of Melbourne Strategic Research Initiatives Fund, with support from the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science. The program draws together and expands the University's expertise in surgery, anatomy, computer science and software engineering, image processing, biomedical engineering, cognitive and behavioural psychology and educational research thus positioning the University to respond to known and predicted needs for basic, strategic basic research and applied research contracts.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 9 Videos Captured
Subject: Research
Description: Project Details Best Management Practices for Nitrogen in Intensive Grazing Systems Note - the project has now ended, but we maintain the web site to share the information generated Principal aims To formulate practical management guidelines to minimise nitrogen losses while maintaining productivity in dairy pastures in south eastern Australia. To evaluate a range of existing simulation models for their applicability to N cycling in grazed dairy pasture systems in south eastern Australia, and From #1 and #2, above, to identify critical gaps in information essential for refining aims #1 and #2.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Description: An Australian monitoring network for soil moisture and micrometeorology.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: Under the academic leadership of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Melbourne Research is charged with the responsibility of supporting the management, administration and development of the University's research agenda. Melbourne Research comprises the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Melbourne Research, eResearch and Research Leadership Unit.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 4 Videos Captured
Subject: Research
Description: Welcome to the website of the 6,500km² Goulburn River experimental catchment. The catchment was originally set up for the Scaling and Assimilation of Soil Moisture and Streamflow project (SASMAS). Since the installation of the first instrumentation in 2002, additional instruments have been installed for further research projects studying soil carbon fluxes (MADCAP - Merriwa and District Carbon Analysis Project), and the spatial distribution of surface soil moisture within remote sensing footprints at L-band (NAFE - National Airborne Field Experiments).
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Subject: Research
Description: The Little Stringybark Creek Project is a research program co-ordinated by The University of Melbourne and Monash University. It is putting into practice new approaches to stormwater management, that focus on improving the health of creeks and rivers. Working with local government, water authorities and residents, the project will test the design and implementation of real, on-ground solutions. Most importantly, the project will test how stormwater management can be improved in established suburbs, like Mt Evelyn. This will be a world-first demonstration of restoring an urban creek by fixing up its biggest problem first: urban stormwater runoff.
Captured 16 times between Sep 19, 2008 and Jul 02, 2012
Videos: 4 Videos Captured
Subject: Research
Description: The VLSCI is a $100m initiative of the Victorian Government in partnership with The University of Melbourne and the IBM Life Sciences Research Collaboratory, Melbourne. Other major stakeholders include key Victorian health and medical research institutions, major Universities and public research organisations. It exists for all Victorian Life Sciences researchers and their collaborators.
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