Events for 16 March, 2023

Thanksgiving Service
16 Mar

Thanksgiving Service

The Discipline of Anatomy is holding its annual Thanksgiving Service to express gratitude to those who have donated their bodies for teaching and research. Staff, students and alumni are encouraged to attend.
'Destiny Disrupted' Exhibition
15 Dec

'Destiny Disrupted' Exhibition

'Destiny Disrupted' now showing at the Griffith University Art Museum.
US National Institutes of Health (NIH) Funding for Foreign Entities Webinars
16 Mar

US National Institutes of Health (NIH) Funding for Foreign Entities Webinars

These workshops are designed to provide an overview of the NIH's application and award processes, for researchers and administrative staff alike. No prior experience with NIH or US funding agencies is required, but intermediate grant/proposal development experience is recommended.
Organisation and Evaluation of resources for SQLR
16 Mar

Organisation and Evaluation of resources for SQLR

Discover tools and techniques researchers can use to quantitively analyse and organise the literature for a Systemtatic Quantitative Literature Review (SQLR). The workshop will use EndNote and Microsoft Excel to demonstrate the initial set-up for an SQLR database. This is the second of two SQLR workshops.
Hot Trail: Miranda Hine
07 Mar

Hot Trail: Miranda Hine

Hot Trail is an exhibition of new paintings by Miranda Hine. Miranda is a Meanjin/Brisbane based artist, curator and writer whose research explores systems and histories of collecting, documenting, cataloguing and arranging to construct and disrupt narratives.
Undergrowth 2023
21 Feb

Undergrowth 2023

Undergrowth is an invitational exhibition dedicated to showcasing some of the most innovative and conceptually coherent work being produced by undergraduate students at the Queensland College of Art. These artists and works have been nominated for invitation by Academic Staff as exemplary of the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University's high standards of material inquiry and disciplinary knowledge.
Hear/Here: Katrina Garvey & Lisa Kurtz
14 Mar

Hear/Here: Katrina Garvey & Lisa Kurtz

Working in collaboration, photo-video-installation artists Katrina Garvey and Lisa Kurtz have used attentive listening and responsive iterative visual production as a methodology, largely removing the privilege of the spoken word for sense-making.