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Public Humanities wants to disrupt traditional academic publishing

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Public Humanities wants to disrupt traditional academic publishing

Developed as a place for scholars, students, activists, journalists, policymakers, professionals, practitioners, and non-specialists to connect and share knowledge, Cambridge University Press’ journal, Public Humanities, launched in 2024, seeks to disrupt the traditional publishing format and bring new research to the public sphere. Edited by Professor Jeffrey R. Wilson from Harvard University and Dr Zoe Hope Bulaitis from the University of Birm…See the Story

Marija Tabain is a linguist documenting little languages

YouTube · Alice Springs

Marija Tabain is a linguist documenting little languages

Marija Tabain shares mini-lectures on YouTube. Professor Marija Tabain FAHA is one of the world’s leading scholars in linguistic phonetics. She has made an outstanding contribution to the quantitative analysis of the phonetics and phonology, particularly within central Australian languages. Marija’s work has advanced our understanding of how research on “small languages” can elucidate the acoustic and articulatory constraints that underpin and s…See the Story

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Back Australian Thinking — Australian Academy of the Humanities' 2025 Election Statement – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Australia · Australia

Back Australian Thinking — Australian Academy of the Humanities' 2025 Election Statement – Australian Academy of the Humanities

The Australian electorate, by and large, “backs Australian made” when it comes to manufacturing and innovation. But modern social and cultural challenges don’t receive the same profile. We call on the next Australian government to “back Australian thinking”. As a sovereign nation, with a complex history and multicultural population, we must invest in understanding the human condition – on our own terms, in light of our own opportunities. We need…See the Story

Vale Emeritus Professor Jeffrey Siegel FAHA 1945 – 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Australia · Australia

Vale Emeritus Professor Jeffrey Siegel FAHA 1945 – 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Elected to the Academy in 2013, Jeff was an internationally recognised linguist who conducted research in several interrelated areas, including contact languages, language description and documentation, language acquisition, and the teaching of non-standard varieties in formal education. His main areas of research were the processes involved in the development of language contact varieties, and the use of pidgins, creoles and unstandardised dial…See the Story

History key to understanding Asian rivers' current climate crisis

History key to understanding Asian rivers' current climate crisis

The rivers of the Asian Highlands are central to the world’s weather systems and activities in their water catchments have shaped the human past and will shape the future. These rivers support more than three billion people and provide water for 85% of Asia’s populations. Weather patterns that originate on the Tibetan Plateau affect the annual monsoon in South and Southeast Asia, and this completes its course in northern Australia, where it infl…See the Story

Francis J West: 1927 - 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

World Health Organization · Urbana

Francis J West: 1927 - 2025 – Australian Academy of the Humanities

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The Australian Academy of the Humanities acknowledges, with deep sadness, the death of our last remaining Academy Foundation Fellow, Emeritus Professor Francis West FAHA. An internationally renowned historian with a focus on medieval history of Norman rule in England, and colonial rule in Australia and the Pacific, Francis was elected to the Australian Humanities Research Council, the forerunner of the Academy, in 1966. In 1969 the Australian Ac…See the Story

Call for Expressions of Interest – 56th Annual Symposium – Australian Academy of the Humanities

Gaming · Sydney

Call for Expressions of Interest – 56th Annual Symposium – Australian Academy of the Humanities

The Humanities and Creative Practice13-14 November 2025 Audiences for creative practice formats, from art to gaming – have never been greater. Cities, cultural institutions and business are embracing new approaches and utilising the new insights and formats created through the increasing interaction of the humanities with creative practices.Many areas of cultural production from design to animation to film need to be reconsidered as a part of th…See the Story

Oceanography head named as Australian chief scientist

Science · Australia

Oceanography head named as Australian chief scientist

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Tony Haymet will take on the role of chief scientist for the next three years, providing independent scientific advice to the federal government.See the Story