From welfare to work, or work to welfare: will reform of the Community Development Employment Program help close the employment gap?
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Project Summary The Australian National University This project argues that people can acquire duties to compensate victims of injustice when they benefit from these injustices, even when they neither caused the injustices nor could have prevented them. We explore the implications of this argument for the treatment of colonised peoples, and for policies on climate change and international trade. Page 11 Summary of Successful Discovery Projects Proposals for Funding to Commence in 2011 by State and Organisation DP110103819 Dr Stephen Gould Approved Project Title Learning clique potentials for high order graphical models 2011 $132,800.00 2012 $95,000.00 2013 $95,000.00 Primary FoR 0801 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND IMAGE PROCESSING APD Dr Stephen Gould Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University This project aims to develop algorithms for computers to automatically learn about visual scenes and objects from images. Using our algorithms, computers will be able to find objects and describe scenes in single images or large image collections such as online photo albums. DP110101415 Prof Dr Rainer Grun, Prof Matthew J Spriggs, Dr Richard A Armstrong, Dr Christophe Falgueres, Dr Bruno Maureille Approved Project Title Understanding the migrations of prehistoric populations through direct dating and isotopic tracking of their mobility patterns 2011 $100,000.00 2012 $130,000.00 2013 $230,000.00 Primary FoR 2101 ARCHAEOLOGY Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University This project will use newly developed isotopic methods for the systematic analysis of prehistoric human remains. The assessment of their age and origins will give new insights in the timing of human evolution and the mobility of prehistoric humans in Central Europe and the Pacific. DP110102156 Prof Adrienne R Hardham Approved Project Title Transcriptome profiling of Phytophthora pathogenicity genes: regulation of cell wall degrading enzyme synthesis during plant infection 2011 $125,000.00 2012 $125,000.00 2013 $125,000.00 Primary FoR 0607 PLANT BIOLOGY Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University This project will catalogue the repertoire of enzymes produced by plant pathogens to break down plant cell walls during initial penetration and later establishment of disease. This project will determine how production of these enzymes is regulated and how their function is optimised to achieve successful plant infection. Page 12 Summary of Successful Discovery Projects Proposals for Funding to Commence in 2011 by State and Organisation DP110103714 Dr Rachel M Hendery Approved Project Title Change in language, culture and identity in a small isolated speech community: Palmerston Island English 2011 $106,000.00 2012 $88,000.00 2013 $83,000.00 Primary FoR 2004 LINGUISTICS APD Dr Rachel M Hendery Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University This project will investigate language variation and change through a case study of Palmerston Island, a small, isolated community in the Cook Islands, where a new dialect of English has developed. The relationship between social networks, cultural identity and linguistic variation will be explored. DP110101611 Prof Anthony F Hill, Prof Barbara A Messerle Approved Project Title Boron and silicon based pincer ligands for environmentally responsible catalysis 2011 $200,000.00 2012 $180,000.00 2013 $200,000.00 2014 $140,000.00 Primary FoR 0302 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University The production of everyday chemicals (pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, polymers) comes at a price, economic and environmental. Metal catalysts significantly reduce the environmental impact of both the associated energy requirements and waste products. New classes of catalysts will be developed based on the unconventional elements boron and silicon. DP110102692 Prof David J Hill Approved Project Title Modelling and distributed control of large infrastructure networks 2011 $155,000.00 2012 $115,000.00 2013 $140,000.00 2014 $110,000.00 2015 $110,000.00 Primary FoR 0906 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING APF Prof David J Hill Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University The main outcome of this project will be the capability to study systematically basic questions on the operation of large infrastructure systems. Methodologies for control of larger systems and security issues will be developed. Application of the techniques to several applications areas will include power grids and traffic networks. Page 13 Summary of Successful Discovery Projects Proposals for Funding to Commence in 2011 by State and Organisation DP110102858 Prof David J Hinde, Dr Junjien F Liang, Dr Karl Heinz Schmidt Approved Project Title Reaching the superheavy elements: a quantitative understanding through integrating new reaction time measurements with theoretical models 2011 $170,000.00 2012 $160,000.00 2013 $160,000.00 Primary FoR 0202 ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, NUCLEAR, PARTICLE AND PLASMA PHYSICS Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University The project will develop new experimental methods to give unique insights into the interplay of quantum effects in nuclear fusion reactions forming heavy elements. The results will guide theoretical model developments to enhance understanding, and predict optimal opportunities to form new elements and isotopes with future rare isotope accelerators. DP110102881 Dr Matthew J Hole, Prof Robert L Dewar, Prof Richard O Dendy, Dr Stuart R Hudson, A/Prof Boyd D Blackwell, Dr Dominique F Escande Approved Project Title Emergence and control of self organisation in fusion plasmas: through the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) and beyond 2011 $85,000.00 2012 $85,000.00 2013 $85,000.00 Primary FoR 0202 ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, NUCLEAR, PARTICLE AND PLASMA PHYSICS Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University Fusion is a carbon free technology, which promises millions of years of base load power. The promise has led to massive support for the proof of principle experiment, ITER. A challenge facing ITER is minimising edge instabilities, which can destroy the plasma facing wall. The project will explore if a new model can describe and control these instabilities. DP110104885 Prof Stephen T Hyde, Prof Kell Mortensen Approved Project Title Theory and synthesis of self assembled polyfunctional supramolecular fibres and associated soft materials 2011 $185,000.00 2012 $130,000.00 2013 $130,000.00 Primary FoR 0204 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University Liquid crystals (LCs) and molecular fibres are essential structural and functional components of living systems. A new class of hybrid materials, combining LC and fibrous aspects, will be developed, based on self assembly of 'linactants', invented by the CI and colleagues. Page 14 Summary of Successful Discovery Projects Proposals for Funding to Commence in 2011 by State and Organisation DP110100037 A/Prof Alexander V Isaev Approved Project Title Nilpotent associative algebras and spherical hypersurfaces 2011 $85,000.00 2012 $85,000.00 2013 $85,000.00 Primary FoR 0101 PURE MATHEMATICS Administering Organisation Project Summary The Australian National University This project concerns pure basic research in mathematics and is based on an important recently discovered relationship between certain geometric and algebraic objects. In the project, this relationship will be applied in a novel way to solve several significant long standing problems in the research area of complex geometry. DP110102349 Dr Yana V Izdebskaya Approved Project Title All optical reconfigurable interconnects in nematic liquid crystals 2011 $120,000.00 2012 $120,000.00 2013 $115,000.00 Primary FoR 0205 OPTICAL PHYSICS APD Dr Yana V Izdebskaya |
