Media Expertise
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| Person | Expertise |
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| Professor
Maree O'Keefe |
medical education; child health; consumer participation; community engagement
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| Associate Professor
Susan Oakley |
Susan Oakley is an urban sociologist. Her research expertise is the relationship between urban planning, governance & urban renewal of brownfield sites. Dr Oakley is also involved in research on the gendered nature of youth homelessness. Currently she is studying pathways into independent living & civic participation for homeless people through sustainable accommodation & support programs.
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| Mr
Michael O'Neil |
Analysis and commentary on the South Australian economy, including assessment of economic and public policy issues of relevance to South Australia and Australian economies. Gambling.
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| Professor
Gerard O'Brien |
Cognitive science; intelligence; philosophy; computers and the mind; cognition; consciousness; human nature (nurture/nature controversies); basis for moral behaviour; nature vs nurture; meaning (how meaning arises in the natural world); ethics and human nature
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| Professor
David O'Carroll |
Visual processing; motion detection; visual adaption; pattern analysis; vision; neuromorphic engineering; artificial vision; bio-inspired vision;
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| Dr
Lisel O'Dwyer |
analysis;data;quantitative;methods;spatial;geographic;ageing;urban;babyboomers;generation;volunteering;dogs;exercise;obesity;work;flexibility;social;indicators;map;population
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| Dr
Margaret O'Hea |
Jordanian archaeology; Near Eastern archaeology; Roman archaeology; Hellenistic glass; Roman glass; Byzantine glass; Islamic glass; Nabataean archaeology; Decapolis; material culture of Late Antiquity;
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| Mr
David Olney |
Civil-Military relations, Defence, Security, philosophies of violence.
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| Professor
Rosemary Owens |
international labour law, employment and labour law, anti-discrimination law, women and work, precarious work, casualisation etc
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| Dr
Jennifer Ong |
Anaesthesia; anaesthetic drugs (design and development; how drugs affect the brain); analgesics; anti-convulsants; drug addiction; pharmacotherapies; muscle relaxant drugs; anxiolytics; physiology; functions; drug development; brain (functions; physiology; how drugs affect the brain); drugs; intensive care; neurophysiology
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