AARES

A very successful 60th AARES conference!

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Staff and students from ARE at the AARES conference (http://bit.ly/1nCflr5) in Canberra this week:

Improving interdisciplinary collaboration in bio-economic modelling for agricultural systems

Marit Kragt and David Pannell have just had a new article published in Agricultural Systems: Kragt et al. (2016) Improving interdisciplinary collaboration in bio-economic modelling for agricultural systems.

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Something nice for a Monday: a Sturt's Desert Pea growing on UWA's Crawley campus - just beautiful! Thanks to Research Associate Cheryl Day for the photo! :-)

Making sense of the science behind fruit fly control | Plant Biosecurity CRC

PhD student Isabel Arevalo-Vigne is making sense of the science behind fruit fly control:

Pannell Discussions » 288 – Bowie albums ranked

David Pannell's latest blog takes a break from economics to look at David Bowie's music career, by ranking his albums in order of creativity and brilliance:

UWA Faculty of Science

Student Sussan Nguyen tells of her experience taking part in our Vietnam summer school last year:

The UWA Oceans Institute

News · Behavioural Economics Laboratory

The UWA CSIRO Behavioural Economics Lab is holding a free symposium on 11th February at UWA, Perth. For more information see: http://bel-uwa.github.io/News/

FameLab 2016 - promotional animation

Calling all scientists, engineers and mathematicians! Passionate about science communication? If you think you can explain a scientific concept in just three minutes, FameLab needs you! Applications are open until 19 February 2016.

UWA Faculty of Science

It's so great to hear from the students who attended our Vietnam agribusiness summer school last year - this time we hear from Damon Jones about his experiences:

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ARE PhD student Dong Wang attended the New Structural Economics Symposium at Peking University in December and gave a 30 minute talk on his PhD research. Dong was fully funded by New Structural Economics Centre of Peking University, China, and received a promising scholars fund from the symposium, which he hopes will encourage him to finish his thesis!