Taking advisory boards on board
Early last month, a report was quietly slipped onto the website of the Office for Women. There were, it appears, no news reports. It attracted little social media attention: the single Tweet from the OfW announcing its release attracted six likes and two retweets. The...
Reclaiming the ordinary as an act of feminist resistance
I was recently invited to give a keynote address on unleashing the power of women. My horror, when I agreed, was almost instant. Not because of my trusty old friend Crippling Imposter Syndrome but because I’m not uniquely qualified here. Yes, I have technical and...
Alexa and Siri? Why not Alan and Sam?
In the The Jetsons, the 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon series set in the future, Rosie the robot did the chores that nobody else cared to do – cleaning and cooking, scratching George Jetson on the back, and shooting basketball hoops with young Elroy. Funnily enough, the...
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It’s a wrap: 13 November
Manterruption is what happens when a female politician is asked a question but the PM has something more important to say.
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BroadAgenda Research Wrap issue
BroadAgenda Research Wrap is your fortnightly window into academia. We scour the journals so you don’t have to.
No topic too impenetrable, no research too eclectic; BroadAgenda Research Wrap…
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Questions we asked Chris:
Tell us what you are researching and why it matters to you?
What has been your biggest, most frustrating challenge?
Share the dream! What impact do you hope your research will have down the track?
