Whirlwind trip to the Kimberley this week with Dr Damien Finch to engage with communities in Derby.

Delighted to receive this today at a lovely lunch with inspiring colleagues. A wonderful way to round out the year 🤍

A beautiful few days working on Gunaikurnai Country with colleagues from Monash and GLaWAC. Loved showing my boy this stunning part of Australia 🤍

When your mum ruins your first cave tour with a running commentary from her thesis

The federal government is understood to have nominated Western Australia's Burrup Peninsula, known traditionally as Murujuga, for consideration in UNESCO's world heritage annual assessment period thewest.com.au/politics/world… #heritagematters #Indigenous /em

.Joanne McDonald from CRAR+M UWA contributed to Federal Govt application for World Heritage listing for Burrup Peninsula & was among those celebrating successful nomination today at Murujuga, as it’s known to traditional owners in WA’s Pilbara region >bit.ly/3ltnSPR

We're excited to announce the recipients of our inaugural Community Engagements Grant scheme. Four projects were funded, representing Indigenous knowledge research topics ranging from rock art to language and marine ecological research. Find out more 👉🏽 buff.ly/3SeCJtZ

We’d like to thank our 2022 Tall Poppy Award Winners (some pictured here) on their incredible achievements. Will you be a Young Tall Poppy in 2023? Nominations close April 14th bit.ly/3K6GvUa #YTP2023 #YTPSAwards #TallPoppy

Congratulations to recipients from our Faculty: Allyson O'Brien from BioSciences and A/Prof Mark Quigley, Dr Helen Green, and @AlissaJF from Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences 👏 x.com/IKI_Unimelb/st…

#ArchaeologicalScience Laboratory @scimelb 2023 edition. New and continuing projects and collaborations; exciting results from Australian and international #archaeologicalscience including #ochre, #spectroscopy, #rockart, #ceramics, #provenance and more!

What a great day today at the SECAN Research Summit. An amazing effort by the organising team UniMelb_SECAN Trent Newman

Well done Dr. Vera Korasidis who won best Biology talk for her brilliant presentation at the UniMelb_SECAN Research Summit

Did you know the oldest painted rock art in Australia is over 17,000 years old? But figuring out how old these paintings are isn’t easy. Our experts explain how their partnership with traditional owners in the Kimberley is helping us understand more about these important works.

Toddler friendly work tasks are few and far between…it’ll all make sense at our UniMelb_SECAN wis neymar speed networking lunch tomorrow at University House. ✨4 SPOTS LEFT✨ New contacts, free coffee cards, free lunch, free trendy stickers… Sign up here: eventbrite.com.au/e/speed-networ…

Join Ian Waina, Professor Rachel Popelka-Filcoff and I on Wednesday 9th of August where we will present on our joint research at the Indigenous Knowledge Institute’s International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples Symposium Register for tickets here: events.unimelb.edu.au/IKI/event/3237…

Research fellow on the Kimberley Rock Art Dating project Dr Helen Green, Rock Art Australia Minderoo Chair Professor Rachel Popelka-Filcoff & Ian Waina (Kwini Traditional Owner) are presenting their joint rock art research at the #IndigenousPeoplesDay Symposium Indigenous Knowledge Institute ⬇️

Gave a keynote at the #IUCr2023 this morning 🤓 great location and great audience #rockartdating #IUCR #archaeologicalscience

Yes please to all of these things #womeninSTEM #academicmama

Great afternoon talking to students at Northcote HS with Dr Damien Finch #archsci #scienceinschools

A great couple of days on the VIEPS IMN course at Melbourne Museum and the Materials Characterisation and Fabrication Platform, with students learning about different analytical techniques