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From an editorial photo shoot in a studio. My first studio shoot, and shot using a Hasselblad.
Adam is a screenwriter and filmmaker, so we experimented with projecting images from his film onto him.
We were delighted to have UTS Origins alumni from our antecedent institutions come to tour our new campus buildings, including the Frank Gehry-designed Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, the Faculty of Engineering and IT building, and our Alumni Green in May 2015.
An exciting new research collaboration in spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative disease launches at the University of Technology in Sydney on Wednesday 14 September. The Project Edge initiative, in partnership with SpinalCure Australia and Spinal Cord Injuries of Australia (SCIA) and UTS, will expand on the groundbreaking research of world-renowned spinal cord injury expert, UCLA's Professor Reggie Edgerton, and will be hosted at the new transdisciplinary UTS Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, launching in 2017.
Photographs by Carmen Lee Platt/Encapture Photography
An exciting new research collaboration in spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative disease launches at the University of Technology in Sydney on Wednesday 14 September. The Project Edge initiative, in partnership with SpinalCure Australia and Spinal Cord Injuries of Australia (SCIA) and UTS, will expand on the groundbreaking research of world-renowned spinal cord injury expert, UCLA's Professor Reggie Edgerton, and will be hosted at the new transdisciplinary UTS Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, launching in 2017.
Photographs by Carmen Lee Platt/Encapture Photography
Past scholarship recipients, UTS students, staff and dignitaries celebrated the 100th recipient of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholarship at a special ceremony at the UTS Business School in October 2017.
An exciting new research collaboration in spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative disease launches at the University of Technology in Sydney on Wednesday 14 September. The Project Edge initiative, in partnership with SpinalCure Australia and Spinal Cord Injuries of Australia (SCIA) and UTS, will expand on the groundbreaking research of world-renowned spinal cord injury expert, UCLA's Professor Reggie Edgerton, and will be hosted at the new transdisciplinary UTS Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, launching in 2017.
Photographs by Carmen Lee Platt/Encapture Photography
Associate Professor Deborah Edwards, Director, Postgraduate Research, UTS Business School; specialist in tourism management. Photo Credit: Nathan Rodger
Past scholarship recipients, UTS students, staff and dignitaries celebrated the 100th recipient of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholarship at a special ceremony at the UTS Business School in October 2017.
Past scholarship recipients, UTS students, staff and dignitaries celebrated the 100th recipient of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholarship at a special ceremony at the UTS Business School in October 2017.
An exciting new research collaboration in spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative disease launches at the University of Technology in Sydney on Wednesday 14 September. The Project Edge initiative, in partnership with SpinalCure Australia and Spinal Cord Injuries of Australia (SCIA) and UTS, will expand on the groundbreaking research of world-renowned spinal cord injury expert, UCLA's Professor Reggie Edgerton, and will be hosted at the new transdisciplinary UTS Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, launching in 2017.
Photographs by Carmen Lee Platt/Encapture Photography
We were delighted to have UTS Origins alumni from our antecedent institutions come to tour our new campus buildings, including the Frank Gehry-designed Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, the Faculty of Engineering and IT building, and our Alumni Green in May 2015.
UTS staff and students came together to celebrate 10 years of the UTS Staff Giving Program. In 2017, thanks to the generosity of university staff, the program provided much needed support to more than 1,500 student in need, through scholarship and financial grants.
An exciting new research collaboration in spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative disease launches at the University of Technology in Sydney on Wednesday 14 September. The Project Edge initiative, in partnership with SpinalCure Australia and Spinal Cord Injuries of Australia (SCIA) and UTS, will expand on the groundbreaking research of world-renowned spinal cord injury expert, UCLA's Professor Reggie Edgerton, and will be hosted at the new transdisciplinary UTS Centre for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, launching in 2017.
Photographs by Carmen Lee Platt/Encapture Photography
Past scholarship recipients, UTS students, staff and dignitaries celebrated the 100th recipient of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholarship at a special ceremony at the UTS Business School in October 2017.
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
Anthology editor Jo Chipperfield and Anthology author Claire Zorn talk about cellophane with moderate success.
We were delighted to have UTS Origins alumni from our antecedent institutions come to tour our new campus buildings, including the Frank Gehry-designed Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, the Faculty of Engineering and IT building, and our Alumni Green in May 2015.
Associate Professor Deborah Edwards, Director, Postgraduate Research, UTS Business School; specialist in tourism management. Photo Credit: Nathan Rodger
Launch of Australia-China Relations Institute report 'Building Chinese Language Capacity in Australia' written by Dr Jane Orton.
April 21 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.