After visiting Earth, the First-Born found a way to impress themselves into the fabric of space and time, becoming effectively immortal. Perceiving that nothing was more precious than "mind," they catalysed the evolution of intelligent species wherever they went, by increasing the intelligent species' chance of survival. They evolved from " primordial soup", and over the course of millions of years, became a space-faring species. Site visit and data collection on Mt.The novel begins with a brief prologue describing the bioforms – dubbed the First-Born – who created the black monoliths. Measure metabolic rates of Drosophila Melanogaster with Dr Angilletta at Arizona State University.Ĭontribution from other sources ($) Experimental Biology, Travelling Fellowship ) Present at the 4th International Conference on Quantitative Genetics Visit to key Chinese institutions and partners with Professor Matt Brown Premier’s mission to India UQ Senior Executive Mission ICSB-2012 – The 13th international conference on Systems Biology and visit to five collaborators in the US, Stanford, New Mexico, Chicago and BostonĪttending 2012 MRS Spring Meeting & Exhibit The 10th Matsuyama International Symposium on Cell-Free Sciences Teaching promotion of Faculty of Science programs Workshop ACIAR project on policy constraints in rice based farming Systems in BangladeshĬambridge, UK Chengdu, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, China Research fieldwork for ACIAR project on policy constraints in rice based farming Systems in Bangladesh THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2012Īttend and present at conference, GRC: Mechanical Systems in the Quantum RegimeĪttend a workshop organised by ICARDA and sponsored by AusAID and ACIARįinalise technical report for ACIAR project (ASEM-2011/5)
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Visit Sponsor in USA, Imperial College in UK, University of Zurich, Switzerland and University of Oslo, NorwayĪttend meetings in Washington DC and BIO 2012 in BostonĪttend mathematics education ICME-12 plus satellite meeting New York, USA London, UK Zurich, Switzerland Oslo, Norway
Kaohsiung, Taiwan Ujung Pandang, IndonesiaĪttend workshop and discussions with Metso and site visit Thompson Creek To meet with Professor Charles Vorosmarty (City College of New York, USA), founding member of the Global Water System Project and attend the Developing the Ocean Fund Workshop, organised by the World Bank NameĪttend workshop on Ecoefficient water infrastructure for the Indonesian Ministry of WaterĪttend a workshop on Investments for Water Reform in the Asian Development Bank, give a seminar to ADB staff on Water Issues in SEQ and the UQEI, visit to Laguna Lake Development AuthorityĪttend a workshop with the Ministry for Planning for Water regarding Eco-Efficient Water InfrastructureĪttend the First Malaysia International River Forum and meeting with the Universiti Teknologi MalaysiaĪttend meeting with Asian Development Bank, present a keynote speech at the 1st Philippine International River Forum, and to run a workshop with prospective water research PhD students (Aus-Aid) The list was prepared by staff in the Finance and Business Services Division.
These are details of visits undertaken during 2012 and those undertaken in 2011 not previously reported, where the cost of travel exceeded $2000.
STAFF AND STUDENT ACTIVITY OVERSEAS It is University policy and a statutory requirement that the University reports on staff and student University-related overseas travel.
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