Professor Struan Sutherland is well known for his work on animal toxins. He is the Director of the Australian Venom Research Unit, Department of Pharmacology, University of Melbourne. For more than 15 years his hobby has been hydroponics and he is almost as well known for his expertise and enthusiasm in this field as he is for his work on venoms. Book jacket.
The life story of a unique and gifted actor unfolds through the eyes of his wife, Susan, who offers an intimate glimpse into Dale Robertson's journey in Hollywood. Known for his talent and charisma, Robertson challenged industry norms, making a significant impact in both film and television. This biography not only highlights his professional achievements but also provides personal insights into his character and the challenges he faced in the entertainment world.
Focusing on the integration of ICT in education, this book explores the experiences of teachers and learners with technology beyond the classroom. It examines the influence of policy and management on learning outcomes and provides insights into the practical implications of fully incorporating ICT into teaching practices. By taking a holistic approach, it highlights the transformative potential of technology in enhancing educational experiences.
Set on a secluded Caribbean island, a private investigator named Ike is tasked with uncovering the truth behind the suspicious death of a resort co-owner. While one brother suspects foul play linked to illegal activities, Ike must navigate the complexities of the investigation while grappling with her growing attraction to a resort employee. As she delves deeper into the mystery, the island's secrets and her own distractions intertwine, leading to a gripping exploration of deception and desire.
Globalisierungsforschung hat Politik, Ökonomie, Kultur und Kommunikation, Migration, Umweltthemen, Recht und militärische Angelegenheiten zum Gegenstand, aber es gibt ein auffälliges Forschungsdefizit darüber, wie Globalisierung die Forschung und ihre Praktiken verändert. Der vorliegende Band ist Ausdruck des Versuchs, einer veränderten Forschungspraxis Rechnung zu tragen. Aus einem öffentlichen Vortrag von Susan Robertson an der Universität Fribourg, ist ein wissenschaftlicher Dialog zwischen Susan Robertson (University of Bristol), Edgar Forster und Doris Gödl (Universität Fribourg) entstanden. Der Beitrag von Robertson, der hier erstmals in deutscher Übersetzung vorliegt, fokussiert auf die Dynamik des Begriffspaares absences und imaginings in der herrschenden Wissensproduktion. Globalisierungsforschung, so ein wichtiges Fazit, ist nur als reflexives Projekt möglich. Denn nur dann kann etwas entstehen, was nicht schon in unserem Denken vorweggenommen ist.