Nadine explains what it means to manage the Australian Rivers Institute
What does managing researchers mean? Herding cats, or facilitating chaos?
Category: Our people
Australian Rivers Institute at the World Science Festival
We are proud that many of our members will be presenting at the World Science Festival in Brisbane 22-26 March. To help you find your way, we have prepared a few blogs about our World Science Festival events. Our focus will be on all things water. Professor Stuart Bunn will be participating in a discussion [...]
New research on socio-ecological systems
We welcome a new post-doctoral researcher joining us from the USA
Our picks for most influential papers on water in 2016
We asked some of our researchers and students about publications in 2016 they thought were groundbreaking, influential or just really interesting. Here is what they thought.
Indigenous Peoples and Water Justice in a Globalizing World
Indigenous peoples experience many forms of water injustice and are finding new ways of asserting their water rights in water governance, explains Dr Sue Jackson
Dads in Science
Working towards gender equity in science requires supporting equal opportunities for men and women to participate not only in work, but also in life at home. This fathers day we wanted to recognise that many of our best scientists are Dads too. Here we share a few stories about how some our colleagues draw inspiration [...]
Ridge to Reef Management Approaches
Synposis from the session at the International Coral Reef Symposium in Hawaii
Recognising Mums in science
This mothers day, let's remember some of our best scientists are also mothers
Catchment to Coast 