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This presentation will discuss the process of translating scenes for a feature film “The Furnace” into Badimaya language. Badimaya is a language of the Midwest, belonging to the area around the town of Mt Magnet. We will discuss the many facets of this project, from the (...)

Infrastructure hubs, such as ports are crucial sites for exploring new political geographies created by dynamic power relations. Infrastructures have long been taken as an indicator for state authority, border security, mobility and the possibility of becoming modern, of having a future, and of (...)

The last several decades have seen a revolution in methods for understanding human mobility. Between the increasing precision of isotopic data and the obvious power of ancient genetic information, we are seeing major narrative shifts in how we talk about the movement of people, ideas and (...)

Masterclasses give students a unique opportunity to develop their skills, hone their craft and succeed in their musical endeavours (whether that be an upcoming exam, audition or just personal progress).

This June, we invite Classical Guitarists in Yrs 10-12 to join our free virtual (...)

Masterclasses give students a unique opportunity to develop their skills, hone their craft and succeed in their musical endeavours (whether that be an upcoming exam, audition or just personal progress).

This June, we invite Pianists in Yrs 10-12 to join our free virtual masterclass with (...)

Masterclasses give students a unique opportunity to develop their skills, hone their craft and succeed in their musical endeavours (whether that be an upcoming exam, audition or just personal progress).

This June, we invite wind players in Yrs 10-12 to join our free virtual masterclass (...)

This session will be useful for researchers who are applying for grants, tenure or promotion; or generally, wish to monitor their research performance.

It will be delivered as a Zoom webinar only. Please register online and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the session. Zoom a (...)

A one day course offering an introduction to presenting data. All welcome as there is no presumed knowledge.

A one day course offering an introduction to R using the tidyverse, for those with no or little experience using this free and popular statistical software.

A one day course offering an introduction to using R for basic statistical analysis. Assumes a little knowledge of R (An Introduction to R or equivalent) and basic statistical knowledge.

Keeping up with new and relevant information, within a body of literature that is growing by millions of articles and books per year, can be overwhelming and leave you feeling anxious about missing something important.

In this session we show you techniques and tips for staying on top of (...)

A three day course introducing the basics of statistics, useful as an introduction or refresher

A three day course introducing the basics of statistics, useful as an introduction or refresher

In 2020, COVID-19 has provided us with many challenges but has also sparked an environment for much learning and skill development with our transition to online learning. Join Jac Birt and other presenters from the UWA Business School for a live webinar highlighting exemplary and innovative (...)

Join the University Computer Club online on Thursday, June 25 from 6PM for the first instalment of a six-part series on Streamlined Documents.

The focus of these talks is to get you acquainted with some of the best ways to create and edit documents.

This first talk is on (...)

A three day course to expand your knowledge and understanding of regression analysis

Ever wanted to publish in Nature and/or Science but not sure whether your article is suitable, or how to go about it? Join us for a panel discussion on publishing in Nature/Science with UWA authors sharing their insights.

Webinar: The why and how of publishing in Nature or Science: UWA (...)

Git is to 'track changes' what a Ferrari is to a horse and cart.

Try to find someone who doesn't think learning this was a good idea: you won't be able to.

Drop in and get an intro to this Version Control System; to follow along take a look at https://git-scm.com/downloads

The 16th Global Rubber Conference 2020 is designed as a platform to discuss commercial prospects and opportunities on the rubber market pricings and bring together the regulatory authorities and commercial players of the rubber and rubber-products.