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Research Week 2011 presentations now available

Research Week 2011 presentations are now available at Research Online, ECU’s official repository that highlights and promotes research outputs created by staff and post graduate students at ECU.

Matthew Bambach wins prestigious 3MT Competition

Congratulations to Matthew Bambach, a part time PHD candidate and  ECU academic from the School of Management, for winning  ECU’s 3MT competition.

Research Week presentations now available

Research Week presentations are now available at Research Online, a new institutional repository launched by ECU Library in conjunction with Research Week 2010.

ECU researchers shine in Three Minute Thesis Competition

Congratulations to ECU researcher, Jeremy Rice, who was announced as the winner of the ECU Three Minute Thesis competition on Thursday, 19 August with his presentation on Taboo Theatre for Teenagers.

2010 Research Week a great success

2010 Research Week was great success, attracting thousands of researchers, students, staff and community members with a number of free public lectures, seminars and workshops held throughout the week.

Launch of Research Week 2010

ECU’s Office of Research and Innovation hosted an afternoon tea to officially launch the start of Research Week 2010 on Monday, 16 August.

ECU researchers set to battle it out in the Three-Minute Thesis competition

See PhD, Professional Doctorate or Master by Research students battle it out in the Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, as part of the ECU Research Week calendar of events.

ECU Research Week 2010

ECU is hosting an exciting program of events as part of the second annual Research Week, held from 16 – 20 August at both the Joondalup and Mount Lawley campuses.

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