Behavioural Marketing Professional Development Event
Griffith University and the Golden Key International Honour Societyare pleased to present engagement architect Dr Timo Dietrich, discussing social marketing processes and behavioural change. This presentation will appeal to those exposed to or will influence behaviour change in corporate, not-for-profit or personal environments.
âPresented in person at HOTA on the Gold Coast, Dr Dietrich's teachings will be broadcast via an interactive webinar format.
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BSI research seminar: Shining the spotlight on Indian social entrepreneurs
Dr Kaushik Murali will discuss the learning journey of entrepreneurs from Sankara Eye Foundation, India and outlining Young Indians' role in promoting Youth Social Entrepreneurship, followed by Poornima Kaushik sharing how performing arts has influenced her entrepreneurship journey. Dhara and Michelle will then share some insights into their research on Indian women entrepreneurs funded by an International Education and Training Partnership grant from Study Queensland.
Special screening of 2040, a film about hope and optimism by award-winning Director Damon Gameau
Join Griffith Business School for a special screening of 2040, a film about hope and optimism by award-winning Director Damon Gameau. The screening will be followed by a Q&A panel discussion, along with canapés and refreshments.
MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases & Immunology - Rapid and sensitive detection of human and animal diseases for low-resource use
MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infectious Diseases & Immunology. Associate Professor Joanne Macdonald describes how her research group has identified and developed a low-resource molecular genetics testing workflow that enables accurate disease identification without any sophisticated equipment. Pathogens can be detected within raw samples (blood, tissue or swabs) in 20-40 minutes âwith similar sensitivity to laboratory-based molecular genetics tests.