ARC Linkages for UNSW and Adelaide University

Congratulations to colleagues in UNSW and Adelaide who have recently been awarded ARC Linkage grants for projects in Field of Research code 19. UNSW will administer two projects: Designing for sustainability using a transformative repair model (researchers: Dr Guy Keulemans; Dr Trent Jansen; Mr Brian Parkes; Ms Lisa Cahill; Ms Claire Beale) and Transforming rehearsal design using an interactive spatial aesthetic (researchers: Professor Dennis Del Favero; Professor Maurice Pagnucco; Professor Michael Scott-Mitchell; Associate Professor Tomasz Bednarz; Dr Susanne Thurow; Dr Andrew Yip; Mr Lyndon Terracini; Ms Georgia Rivers).

University of Adelaide will administer the project: 3D printing of custom musical instruments for heritage and industry needs (researchers: Professor Aaron Corn; Professor Jon McCormack; Professor John Carty; Dr Nicole Tse; Dr Jing Fu; Dr Gea Parikesit; Dr William Robertson; Dr Anthea Skinner; Mr Wukun Wanambi).

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