How organisations can - and do – utilise research

Research outputs and artefacts

23 Apr 2018

Presentation and panel session from the Research Advisory Forum 12-13 April 2018 in Sydney. 

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Key Topics

decision making
emergency management

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A/Prof Christine Owen
Researcher
christine.owen@utas.edu.au

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