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Overview

Unconventional battles need unconventional thinking, and that’s what we are looking at in EDITH this edition. We are considering some of the unusual fights facing us today — from online robot armies to stockpiles of organic waste in landfill to the impacts of poor diet on our guts. It’s a challenging time but it is also fascinating to see how research is solving the problems of tomorrow.

Professor Steve Chapman
Vice-Chancellor

Featured article

Unconventional wars

Weaponisation of social media, global cyber disruption, zombie spies: they sound like science fiction but that’s Australia’s new battlefield, in which our IT capability will matter as much as conventional weaponry. Brad Thompson looks at defence in a world of unconventional wars.

Articles

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5 minutes with Vanessa Vlajkovic

A curiosity about the world and a desire to inform society are two reasons why Vanessa Vlajkovic, a deafblind student, decided to study journalism at ECU.

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5 minutes with Emma Matthews

WAAPA's new Head of Classical Voice is returning to the place where her career began to teach performance.

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Edith Magazine is published two times per year in hard copy and electronic formats. Current and past editions are available for download as PDF documents.

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