Month: February 2015

“When it comes to robots, people see them as good or bad. There is no in-between,” says Professor Wendy Moyle from Griffith’s Social Robotics Lab.

Griffith supports the introduction of federal government teaching reforms.

International relations student builds on diplomacy career ambition.

Article by Emeritus Professor Colin Mackerras AO from the Griffith Asia Institute The coming year in the Chinese zodiac and East Asian cultures is the ‘year of the羊’, pronounced yang in standard Chinese. The word can mean ‘sheep’, ‘goat’ or even other similar horned animals, like ‘gazelle’. If we want to be specific, a goat […]

Research led by Dr Dzung Dao from the School of Engineering is providing further evidence of the advantages of silicon carbide for sensor technology

Why do some cities support entrepreneurship and innovation so much more effectively than others?

Queensland College of Art student Lauren Edmonds has been awarded two honours at the Sunshine Coast Art Prize under the inaugural New Media category. The 21-year-old’s entry News Factory, took out two awards valued at $5,500 following selection by judges and sponsors Earth Base Productions and Analogue Digital. Lauren describes her award-winning work as a […]