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3 Psych Lecturer jobs, Sydney. Work with me! Level B continuing (1.0) research/teaching position; careers.acu.edu.au/caw/en/job/974… Level B: part-time 9-month (0.6) teaching position: careers.acu.edu.au/caw/en/job/974… Level C/D continuing (1.0) research/teaching position: careers.acu.edu.au/caw/en/job/974…

Bushfire smoke is bad for your eyes, too. Here's how you can protect them theconversation.com/bushfire-smoke… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Do you think humans are safer than robots? We blame humans for crashes even when there is no steering wheel. authors.elsevier.com/c/1be4p3IVV9kY…

Listen to one of our wonderful PhD students Andrea Salins talking about her research on using spelling to support vocabulary learning in children with hearing loss renwickcentrepodcast.podbean.com/#.X1clfmUJfLI

Dr Kirsten Challinor from ACU research talks to Deborah Knight on 2GB Sydney on harnessing the power of music to help residential aged care residents with #dementia. Listen to Kirsten Challinor talk on "mooving and grooving" here: ow.ly/wKJf50BAJ9H

I am so proud to be a local winner. My collaboration with Moove and Groove brings so much joy to my research. business.nsw.gov.au/support-for-bu…

Music is medicine! impact.acu.edu.au/community/the-… ACU Library @meniosc

A story about the Moove and Groove music program developed by ACU’s Kirsten Challinor that is helping elderly Australians with dementia. The silent disco syncs parts of the brain that process memory and music while allowing seniors to rekindle the soundtracks of their lives.

Celebrating Australian Catholic University local district winners for the COVID-19 Innovation Challenges organised by Investment NSW. Congratulations to Moove and Groove Kirsten Challinor and Studymove. #InvestmentNSW

The Women In Leadership Breakfast started Day 2 of the ACSA Summit with Annabel Crabb & Libby Lyons discussing diversity, challenging assumptions and gender roles in paid & unpaid care. > acsasummit.com.au #womeninleadership #ACSASummit2022 #gettingitright

Our research shows that #COVID19 led to worse psychological outcomes particularly for people who were socially isolated. Our results suggest we need to find a balance between mitigating the risk of #COVID19 and quality of life. Dr Grace Wei #ACSASummit2022

Caring about aged care staff is important Aerial Solutions Company for Aircrafts australianageingagenda.com.au/technology/soc…

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Exciting new findings from Kirsten Challinor reveal how the enhanced Resparke platform, with handpicked music playlists, captivating videos, and thought-provoking podcasts, is supporting aged care staff to care for people living with dementia. https://with.bit.ly/4d8thkR

Wow! Found this in a 2006 version of a first year psychology textbook! Page 37.

Loser and winner. @ Sydney, Australia instagram.com/p/BfhoCxdhxX-/

What is the difference between disgust and fear? Megan Oaten from the School of Applied Psychology Griffith University explores the role disgust plays in stigma & exclusion in society. #HB2018

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Sweden cancels Elsevier contract as open-access dispute spreads timeshighereducation.com/news/sweden-ca… via Times Higher Education