The art of finishing (and publishing) research projects
This slide is from a presentation delivered last year by Professor Maria Raciti at the UniSC Research Conference.
As so many academics I’ve had many (many!) publications in the pipeline to be (just) finished. The main challenge is when they really just depend on me and no one is waiting for feedback or relying on it to carry on with their life plans – like when my PhD students need me to read their work, for example.
Read more…Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
A little snippet of beautiful Brisbane’s central area. Read more…
Good morning…
Just breathe…. Read more…
Nothing comes from nothing
A reminder… Read more…
Palm Cove Melaleuca Trees
Palm Cove is a very special place, and when I first arrived I had a discussion with a local trying to understand why is this beach so different and much more touristic than the others in Cairns. The response was: the Melaleucas! Although I am not sure if this is the dominant reason as there are so many other special things here, these are very special trees. Some of these Melaleucas are over 500 years old and very well looked after!
Yungaburra, Australia
Beautiful towns with dark histories in Far North Queensland. More photos here
Almost six years have passed…
This photo was taken from the third floor of a building located is Christchurch’s soon-to-be East Frame. Read more…
Christchurch Street Art, NZ (2015)
Most of these paintings are part of the Spectrum Street Art, which happened in Christchurch from 14 February to 10 May 2015.
There are many more to be found in the Central City. Read more…
SILVIA TAVARES 