Research Week 2015 Showcasing Our Research16 - 20 November

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Welcome to Research Week 2015Research Week provides us with an opportunity to showcase and celebrate our successes through events for academics and post graduate research students. It also gives us the opportunity to reach out to the wider community, with public presentations highlighting the impact of our wide range of research at Bond University.

I hope you enjoy hearing more about our achievements in research, and please join me in thanking our supporters.

Professor Keitha DunstanInterim Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research)

Prof William van Caenegem

Current research: Intellectual property issues surrounding trademarks and geographical indications of origin, specifically competition and bargaining issues in the Australian agrifood sector.

Monday, November 16

Faculty of LawPanel Discussion

A Taste of Raw Milk CheeseProf William van Caenegem, Madeline Taylor, Alison Lansley (ASCA) & Paul Wilson (Nimbin Valley Dairy)

Cheese tasting until 4.30pm Case Study Room 1 – University Centre (6_3_23) Public Event

Faculty of Law Cocktail Reception and Seminar

The Past, Present and Future of Legal EducationExecutive Dean, Prof Nick James

University ClubPublic Event

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3.00pm – 4.15pm

4.30pm – 6.30pm

Prof Nick James

Current research: Development of legal reasoning and critical thinking by law students, and the application of Foucauldian frameworks to legal education, teaching reform, cybercrime regulation and corporate crime.

Tuesday, November 17

Higher Degree by Research (HDR) BreakfastHosted by the Interim Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Prof Keitha Dunstan University ClubInvitation only

Library Morning TeaThe Revolution in Academic Publishing: Beyond Open Access Virginia Barbour Law Case Study Room 2 (4_3_41), Level 3Public Event

Bond Business SchoolResearch Presentations

Will Ocean Acidification Create a Not-So-Great Barrier Reef?Dr Michael Raybould

Is Food Marketing Making us Fat? Dr Natalina Zlatevska

Emotional Intelligence and Consumer Ethics: The Mediating Role of Personal Moral PhilosophiesDr Rafi Chowdhury

Fraud, Corruption and Bribery: How to Detect and How to PreventProf Kuldeep Kumar

University ClubPublic Event

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7.30am – 9.00am

10.00am – 11.30am

2.15 pm – 5.00pm

Assoc Prof Michael Raybould

Current research: Tourism and environmental economics, including the effects of ocean acidification on the Great Barrier Reef.

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine BreakfastTactical Research: Examples from the Field Dr Joseph Knapik

Bond Institute of Health & Sport Conference Level (1_23)Public Event

Library Showcase Wrangle your Research with these Online Tools: Author profiles, research data storage, NVivo, EndNote, Refworks Flow, SPSS and Qualtrics survey software Library Services

Octagon Room Public Event: Drop in anytime

Faculty of Health Sciences & MedicineHDR ConferenceToo Much Medicine – Too Little Care Dr Ray Moynihan

Practical Considerations in Observational and Interventional Injury Investigations: Lessons Learned from the US Military Dr Joseph Knapik

Gregor Heiner TheatrePublic Event

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine Public LectureStem Cells: Where Do They Hide?Prof Helen O’Neill

Gregor Heiner TheatrePublic Event

Wednesday, November 18

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7.30am – 10.00am

11.00am – 1.00pm

2.00pm – 6.00pm

6.00pm - 8.30pm

Prof Helen O’Neill

Current research: Stem cell microenvironments and their capacity to regenerate tissue and whole organs.

Thursday, November 19

Bond University Women’s Network Research Breakfast Presentation Developing Your Career in Academia: Starting OutMs Aude Etournaud

Developing Your Career in Academia: Leaning InMs Carmel Tepper

Developing Your Career in Academia: Leading Prof Helen Chenery University ClubPublic Event

3M Research Presentation by 2014 VC Grant Recipients Hosted by Mr Andrew Calder, Director of Research University ClubPublic Event

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7.00am - 9.00am

10.00am – 11.30am

Prof Helen Chenery

Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

Current research: Language robots and digital health technologies.

Thursday, November 19

Faculty of Society & Design Research PresentationsMade in Africa: The Trans-World Journey of Modern Humans Prof Steve Webb(Followed by light lunch from 1pm)

HDR Presentations The Rise of Technology as a Vehicle for Domestic and Sexual Violence Mr Matthew Raj

Anxiety and Cognitive Performance: Help or Hindrance Dr Elizabeth Edwards

Reconceptualising Fear of Crime: The Emergence of Crime AwarenessMs Madeleine Jarrett-Luck(Followed by light afternoon tea at 3.30pm)

Case Study Room (6_2_11) - University CentrePublic Event

Faculty of Society & Design Public LectureMurky Waters: Understanding and Responding to Unprovoked Shark Bite Assoc Prof Daryl McPhee Basil Sellers Theatre (6_3_12)Public Event

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12.00pm – 1.00pm

2.00pm – 3.30pm

6.00pm – 7.30pm

Assoc Prof Daryl McPhee

Current research: Shark ecology and shark attack mitigation, urban ecology, environmental impact in the coastal zone, fisheries and aquaculture.

Friday, November 20

Feature SymposiumJoining Bond’s Interdisciplinary StrengthsBond Institute of Health & Sport, Level 1Conference Room 1 and 2 (1_23)

Research Week LuncheonHosted by Vice-Chancellor and President Prof Tim Brailsford

Featuring Prof Nuala Byrne and Prof Paul Glasziou

University ClubInvitation Only

Bond Research Community CelebrationDon’s TavernBond Research Community

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8.30am – 11.30am

12.00pm – 2.30pm

4.00pm – 6.00pm

Play the Library Research Game throughout the week

#researchweekgame

Don’t miss your chance to win a free iPad mini and iTunes vouchers

bond.edu.au/research-week