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Re-editing after the 2nd input was exhausting. But Frances (the tutor)and Andre (the lecturer) both decided I did a good job, alhamdulilah. You see here the makings of my first H1.
On the trip to Peru. Rick was a professor in Australia.
In fact, I found him! He has the wonderful title of ScUM Leader.
Ustinov College Café Scientifique - How can science best serve government?
Seminar with Professor Mark Burgman of the University of Melbourne, Australia (cebra.unimelb.edu.au/researchers/chief_investigators).
25 April 2016
"Oyster Shells". Oil.
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Visit art150.unimelb.edu.au for more information about the ART150: 9x5 NOW Exhibition, from 16 June 2017 at the Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.
Jakarta, Indonesia. September 2, 2024. University of Melbourne Jakarta Post-Graduation Celebration 2024. Photo by Toto Santiko Budi/University of Melbourne.
Ustinov College Café Scientifique - How can science best serve government?
Seminar with Professor Mark Burgman of the University of Melbourne, Australia (cebra.unimelb.edu.au/researchers/chief_investigators).
25 April 2016
Strobist info (same setup as Ross):
- Main light camera left, directly next to model through 4' x 6' diffuser.
- Reflector camera right, slightly in front of model.
- 2x gridded rim lights 45 degrees behind model, one on either side.
Australia was often presented as a cornucopia of scientific delights and novelties. But such novelty also made the environment seem alien and forbidding, unsuited to European settlement. Scientists have been integrally involved in attempts to remake the land to suit the needs of European settlers - whether it be by introducing songbirds to soothe their spirits, or diverting rivers to power their homes and irrigate their farms. But while scientists attitudes towards the land have been shaped by their European preconceptions, they have also transcended them, drawing attention to the limits of the remaking process. What are the consequences for the environment? How can a balance be achieved? By remaking, science has also been remade.
Interior stained glass window, "1888 Building", University of Melbourne. Built 1888. Currently School of Graduate Research, former Melbourne Teachers’ College until 1994.
Interior, "1888 Building", University of Melbourne. Built 1888. Currently School of Graduate Research, former Melbourne Teachers’ College until 1994.
15-17 May 2024, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Pro Palestine students occupy the Arts West building at Melbourne University, renaming it 'Mahmoud's Hall', in honour of a Palestinian would-be Melbourne University student who was killed in Gaza. This formed part of the global Palestine student encampment movement. Matt Hrkac (www.matthrkac.com.au)
CSIRAC: Known as the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Automatic Computer (CSIR Mk 1.).
Australia's first digital computer. It is the worlds oldest surviving first generation digital computer.
source en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSIRAC
The wall and shelves have now been removed and one would now see the windows looking out to Professors Walk.
Jakarta, Indonesia. September 2, 2024. University of Melbourne Jakarta Post-Graduation Celebration 2024. Photo by Toto Santiko Budi/University of Melbourne.
Jakarta, Indonesia. September 2, 2024. University of Melbourne Jakarta Post-Graduation Celebration 2024. Photo by Toto Santiko Budi/University of Melbourne.
Jakarta, Indonesia. September 2, 2024. University of Melbourne Jakarta Post-Graduation Celebration 2024. Photo by Toto Santiko Budi/University of Melbourne.
Jakarta, Indonesia. September 2, 2024. University of Melbourne Jakarta Post-Graduation Celebration 2024. Photo by Toto Santiko Budi/University of Melbourne.
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