ARRIVE statement for manuscript entitled 'Ultrasound Detects Regional Aeration Inhomogeneity in Ventilated Preterm Lambs'

This project investigated new interpretive approaches to performing Johannes Brahms’ Piano Concerto in B-flat Major, explored through five public presentations in collaboration with three leading Australian orchestras over a two-month period in 2022. The resulting final performance was disseminated via public video streaming, contributing a notable addition to existing performance resources which expand our understanding and appreciation of this complex masterpiece.

An annotated bibliography of biosecurity vocabularies.

A consortium of recreational fishing advocates, fisheries managers, and marine scientists from Monash University, Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body (VRFish), Flinders University, and the Victorian Fisheries Authority collaborated to create best-practice capture, handling, and release guidelines for recreational fishing of sharks and rays. The guidelines were communicated to the recreational fishing community in southern Australia by creating of a multi-media extension campaign called Shark Mates. Informational resources, such as a best-practice guidelines booklet, six YouTube...

Linking UN-Habitat and universities: Harnessing the potential of knowledge partnerships A study of university-UN partnerships around urban change University partnerships are key to UN-Habitat’s ‘centre of excellence’ aspiration when it comes to convening discussions and action on urban change on a global scale. They can act as drivers of capacity building, innovation, and transformative urban development and are present a cross a wide variety of what this United Nations agency does on a daily basis....

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This report was prepared by the Centre for Community Child Health for the Australian Government Department of Education. The work was undertaken in partnership with the University of Melbourne. The aim of this project was to identify options for feasible child-centred indicators of disadvantage in collaboration with the Department of Education.

Adolescents, particularly those from socially disadvantaged backgrounds, frequently miss out on important health care due to barriers in accessing services. These barriers include fears about confidentiality, not knowing where to go, or not having parental/carer support to attend. For this reason many governments globally have developed school based health centres or services (SBHCs) to provide accessible primary care for low-income families to promote a healthy lifestyle and enable students to have a better start and...

The last few decades have also witnessed a proliferation of night-time governance institutions. While ‘night mayors’ have captured media attention, there are also more recurring institutional types of ‘consultative systems’ which seek to formalise the conversation as to the state, future, and challenges of the night-time in a city. This report reviews the characteristics, shape and functions of these ‘night time commissions’. We unpack the form and function of institutionalised consultative NTE bodies in eighteen...

This catalogue of data portraits relates to a research project titled: Seeing inside the field: From those who work in the field of teacher education. This project explored what it means to be working in the highly politicised and contested field of teacher education, where policy drivers are entangled with broader political agendas. This creative arts-based research engaged with academics and others who work in the field of teacher education from across a range of...

De Rose K, Devine, A., White, B., Jones, R., Cassar, S., McElroy, B., McLennan, A., Dimov. S., Kavanagh, A. Vaughan, C. (2023) ‘I think all disabled people should have a job, regardless. It needs to happen because we are still people’: Labour market experiences of young people with intellectual and/or psychosocial disabilities prior and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Youth Employment Study: Qualitative research report. Melbourne: The University of Melbourne.

Met het invullen van het volgende schema, kun je expliciet maken wat je van een bron weet en wat niet, en hoeveel gewicht je aan het bewijs kunt geven. Door alle criteria af te lopen, maak je expliciet waarom je een bron geloofwaardig vindt en verklein je de kans dat je iets over het hoofd ziet.
Download de pdf of ga naar de interactieve module 'Beoordelen geloofwaardigheid bron'.
This module assists sports coaches...

Effect of posture, active muscle contraction, passive tilt on cardiovascular parameters

Setting up the equipment for measurement of cardiovascular parameters using the finger pulse plethymogram and respiratory belt

This study looked at how SMW’s engagement with GPs shapes their access to mental health services, together with the structural inequalities that need to be addressed to promote positive health and wellbeing.

We present the basics of Bayesian estimation and inference for autoregressive models. The range of topics includes the natural conjugate analysis using normal-inverted-gamma 2 prior distribution and its extensions focusing on hierarchical modelling, conditional heteroskedasticity, and Student-t error terms. We focus on forecasting and sampling from the predictive density.

This figshare directory contains supplemental code and materials used in the Bactabolize publication.
All R code is included as an .Rmd file.
Publication DOI: in prep Also included is code used to generate the KpSC pan-metabolic model as found here: https://github.com/kelwyres/KpSC-pan-metabolic-model. Access Bactabolize here: https://github.com/kelwyres/Bactabolize

The Evidence to Action (E2A) Project at the Melbourne Centre for Cities, University of Melbourne was commissioned by Fondation Botnar, a Swiss Philanthropic organisation committed to improving the health and wellbeing of young people in urban environments. The project promotes the value of evidence building and learning for driving systemic change through programmatic and policy action at all levels of urban planning and governance. Implementing evidence to action framework: A practitioner’s guide is a resource...

A consortium of recreational fishing advocates, fisheries managers, and marine scientists from Monash University, Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body (VRFish), Flinders University, and the Victorian Fisheries Authority collaborated to create best-practice capture, handling, and release guidelines for recreational fishing of sharks and rays. The guidelines were communicated to the recreational fishing community in southern Australia by creating of a multi-media extension campaign called Shark Mates. Informational resources, such as a best-practice guidelines booklet, six YouTube...

This is the latest in a series of studies commissioned by the Association of Artist Managers (AAM) and the first conducted by staff at the University of Melbourne. These surveys have highlighted how the role of the music artist manager has been changing. The internet and digital technologies have transformed not only the ways in which music artist managers in Australia and their clients participate in the music business, but also the very processes of...

A consortium of recreational fishing advocates, fisheries managers, and marine scientists from Monash University, Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body (VRFish), Flinders University, and the Victorian Fisheries Authority collaborated to create best-practice capture, handling, and release guidelines for recreational fishing of sharks and rays. The guidelines were communicated to the recreational fishing community in southern Australia by creating of a multi-media extension campaign called Shark Mates. Informational resources, such as a best-practice guidelines booklet, six YouTube...

Architectural drawing set supplied by Gardiner Architects for Research purpose only. Mix used building with 13 apartments, car parking and retail space. Original file name: 191217_752 HIGH_FOR CONSTRUCTION ISSUE.pdf

This chapter provides an introductory overview of the recent emergence of facial recognition technologies (FRTs) into everyday societal contexts and settings. As such, the chapter provides valuable social, political and economic context to the legal, ethical and regulatory issues that surround this fast-growing area of technology development. In particular, the chapter considers a range of emerging ‘pro-social’ applications of FRT that have begun to be introduced across various societal domains - from the application of...

This report outlines key factors participants highlighted as influencing their experiences within the NDIS, in particular the utilisation of their NDIS plans. We propose potential policy and practice considerations that – when led, co-designed and progressively delivered by First Nations communities - may help improve opportunities for First Nations people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing to engage with and benefit from the NDIS.

We live in precarious times: politically and culturally, and we propose that by connecting communities of educational researchers to each other, while offering a space and time to trouble and speculate as a community post COP27 and prior to meeting at ARRE will connect researchers to the larger climate and digital activism discussions happening globally. In the face of an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world, education can make the difference as to whether...