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Multimodal approaches for detecting attention in Human-Computer Interaction

Build computer systems that can recognize human emotions, and help us learn, work and collaborate in more satisfying ways. more...

Supervisor(s): Calvo, Rafael A. (Associate Professor)

Spherical multi-modal scene analysis

The next generation of webcam is likely to be a multi-modal spherical scene analysis device that improves human-computer interaction. This research project explores how to successfu more...

Supervisor(s): Jin, Craig (Associate Professor), Leong, Philip (Professor), McEwan, Alistair (Professor)

Research opportunities in bioethics, public health research and qualitative social research.

Chris Jordens is an inter-disciplinary researcher. He has experience and expertise in bioethics, public health research and qualitative social research. Most of his research has bee more...

Supervisor(s): Jordens, Christopher (Associate Professor)

The foraging and behavioural ecology of mammalian herbivores: how they interact with the plants they eat and with the predators that want to eat them

Ecological interactions with mammalian herbivores: the ways in which plant, herbivores and predators respond to one another on an individual basis, and the implications for populati more...

Supervisor(s): McArthur, Clare (Professor)

Modelling the hardening behaviour of Magnesium alloys using 3D disloation dynamic simulations

This project aims to develop a 3D dislocation dynamics model to understand the hardening mechanisms at play during the deformation alloys containing precipitates more...

Supervisor(s): Proust, Gwenaelle (Dr)

Digital Cultures Program

Digital Cultures is a transdisciplinary program investigating the social and cultural changes emerging with digital and convergent technologies. We welcome proposals from qualified more...

Supervisor(s): Brevini, Benedetta (Dr), Chesher, Chris (Dr), Carter, Marcus (Dr), Humphry, Justine (Dr)

Individual and team learning & performance in a virtual context: a social network & system dynamics approach

Traditionally, most social network studies have been associated with individual or organizational outcomes such as learning, coordination and performance. While such formal social n more...

Supervisor(s): Chung, Kenneth (Dr)

Extending coordination theory for multi-organisational disaster coordination

Despite technological and theoretical advances in disaster management, Australian government organisations still find inter-service coordination of resources, information and knowle more...

Supervisor(s): Chung, Kenneth (Dr)

Towards a social networks model for understanding factors for variances in cost and schedule in project implementation and project completion times

According to several theorists, effective communication is one of the key factors in determining the success of failure of a project. However, communication is a complex and challen more...

Supervisor(s): Chung, Kenneth (Dr)

Community building through online social networks: evolution and engagement

With the advent and constant evolution and application of interactive Web2.0 technology, online social media such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter have fostered development and mai more...

Supervisor(s): Chung, Kenneth (Dr)