Data, Knowledge & Decisions: Research Theme Forum

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<P>This Data, Knowledge and Decisions forum introduces University of Tasmania researchers and their projects from a cross-section of research areas. While the applications vary widely - from ice sheets to geoenvironment to genetics - the projects all make innovative use of data and computer-enabled analysis. The forum will conclude with a lively panel discussion and question session with a focus on emerging opportunities for research and society. </P>
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<LI>Eleri Evans, PhD Candidate, Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre</LI>
<LI>Dr Matthew Cracknell, Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher, Centre for Ore Deposits and Earth Sciences, University of Tasmania</LI>
<LI>Associate Professor Kathryn Burdon, Principal Research Fellow, Menzies Institute for Medical Research</LI>
<LI>Facilitator: Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, University of Tasmania </LI>
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