The Australian Climate Change Adaptation Research Network for Settlements and Infrastructure in partnership with Future Earth Australia and Climate-KIC Australia is hosting a National Forum and Workshop in Canberra from Monday 3 December to Wednesday 5 December 2018 to bring together early career researchers and practitioners focused on Research, Innovation and Practice in the field of climate change adaptation for settlements and infrastructure.
This event will provide a unique opportunity for those conducting research/practising in engineering, science, urban planning, the built environment, social sciences, economics and business to meet fellow researchers and practitioners from other Australian institutions and facilities. It will have a particular focus on Research, Innovation and Practice issues relevant to settlements and infrastructure, and will enable participants to discover the broad range of climate change adaptation research being carried out in Australia.
Participation is open to early-career researchers and practitioners in industry or government, and students (Hons, Masters or PhD) with an interest in climate change adaptation research related specifically to settlements and infrastructure.
To apply, please complete and email the registration form with an abstract of up to 250 words to tamara.rouse@unsw.edu.au by Friday 2 November 2018. Please nominate one referee (academic, industry or government) to support your submission.
Your abstract/proposed presentation should clearly identify your research area of interest (as per the list below):
Up to 20 applicants will be selected to participate. Successful applicants who do not live within reasonable driving distance to the Australian Academy of Science’s Shine Dome in Canberra ACT will be eligible for an ACCARNSI travel allowance of up to $800 to cover a return domestic flight to their city of origin and accommodation in Canberra to attend the event. Lunch will be fully catered for over the three days as well as a Forum Welcome Dinner on the first night.
The Australian Climate Change Adaptation Research Network for Settlements and Infrastructure in partnership with Future Earth Australia and Climate-KIC Australia is hosting a National Forum and Workshop in Canberra from Monday 3 December to Wednesday 5 December 2018 to bring together early career researchers and practitioners focused on Research, Innovation and Practice in the field of climate change adaptation for settlements and infrastructure.
This event will provide a unique opportunity for those conducting research/practising in engineering, science, urban planning, the built environment, social sciences, economics and business to meet fellow researchers and practitioners from other Australian institutions and facilities. It will have a particular focus on Research, Innovation and Practice issues relevant to settlements and infrastructure, and will enable participants to discover the broad range of climate change adaptation research being carried out in Australia.
Participation is open to early-career researchers and practitioners in industry or government, and students (Hons, Masters or PhD) with an interest in climate change adaptation research related specifically to settlements and infrastructure.
To apply, please complete and email the registration form with an abstract of up to 250 words to by Friday 2 November 2018. Please nominate one referee (academic, industry or government) to support your submission.
Your abstract/proposed presentation should clearly identify your research area of interest (as per the list below):
Up to 20 applicants will be selected to participate. Successful applicants who do not live within reasonable driving distance to the Australian Academy of Science’s Shine Dome in Canberra ACT will be eligible for an ACCARNSI travel allowance of up to $800 to cover a return domestic flight to their city of origin and accommodation in Canberra to attend the event. Lunch will be fully catered for over the three days as well as a Forum Welcome Dinner on the first night.
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