MHIQ Program Seminar Series NCNED Adenine Nucleotide-Dependent Calcium Signaling in T-lymphocytes
MHIQ Program Seminar Series National Centre for Neuroimmunology & Emerging Diseases (NCNED). Professor Andreas Guse is a researcher pursuing interests in the fields of biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology of cellular signal transduction and molecular mechanisms of T cell activation. He is also interested in immuno-pharmacology and the design of anti-inflammatory drugs, high resolution optical techniques for cell signaling research and research in medical education.
Griffith Asia Institute 2018 Asia Lecture: Leadership and regionalism in South East Asia
Join us as Dr Natalegawa shares his insights on the challenges and prospects for leadership in our region, including within ASEAN.Dr Raden Mohammad Marty Muliana Natalegawa (Dr Natalegawa) served as the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Indonesia from 2009-2014 and currently serves as a member of the United Nations Secretary-General's High-Level Advisory Board on Mediation.
He is the author of a book titled Does ASEAN Matter? A View From Within.
Perspectives:Asia | In search of safe ground in the Pacific
John Rodsted has had a rich and varied career. He has worked as a photographer for 40 years, activist, parachute instructor, stuntman, author, film maker, wilderness guide, expedition leader and professor.He has just returned from the United Nations in Geneva where he launched his book In Search of Safe Ground in the Pacific. This is a study of left over munitions throughout the Pacific from World War 2 and how they impact today's Pacific societies.
All Being Equal: Stories Beyond Yes or No
Benjamin Law, well-known for the TV series, The Family Law, joins other Griffith Review contributors and Griffith researchers for a panel discussion on the social, political and personal impacts of the marriage equality postal survey
Griffith Asia Institute Seminar: Digital diplomacy and the changing repertoire of narrative practices in international politics
In this presentation, Dr Jérémie Cornut provides an overview on how new technologies of communication changes the repertoire of public diplomacy.
Let's talk social impact: How innovative charities lead the way
The Griffith MBA and Griffith Centre for Sustainable Enterprise invite you to join our first MBA for Life event of 2019.The evening will include a presentation from two charities, each making a difference to Australian communities: Orange Sky and Rosies. Both charities are acclaimed for their innovative business models, creative business ideas, and social impact. Our guest speakers will discuss each of these topics plus the scale of their dreams.