College of Business, Law & Governance

Zhanming Liang

Zhanming Liang

Siggi Gudergan

Siggi Gudergan

Arusha Cooray

Arusha Cooray

Eszter Kiss

Eszter Kiss

Ian Atkinson

Ian Atkinson

Arushi

Arushi

Paul Darwen

Paul Darwen

Kerry Russo

Kerry Russo

Jamie Fellows

Jamie Fellows

Keyvan Shokoufi

Keyvan Shokoufi

SENSOR-Q: Sensor data solutions (Old ID 21566)
Ian Atkinson
14 Nov 2014 - 14 Mar 2017
The SENSOR-Q project brings together world leading technology from industry and academia - data management and analytics expertise from CoastalCOMS (CCOMS), telemetry solutions from Taggle Systems and sensor expertise from James Cook University (JCU), in order to develop a unique end-to-end water monitoring, analysis and management solution for Townsville City Council (TCC). The SENSOR-Q project combines a multi disciplinary collaborative team that aims to create an integrated data collection, storage, analysis and visualisation platform that can be implemented across a variety of applications and industry sectors, and so enable Queensland to more effectively participate in the big data economy.
Marine Science Data Services (Old ID 22126)
Ian Atkinson
01 May 2015 - 31 Mar 2017
The objectives of the RDS project are to mature sustainable data services that deliver research outcomes and impact by: Refocusing of RDSI Infrastructure into Data as a Service in support of research communities with petascale data challenges. Secondly consolidating the linkages and alignments, where appropriate, with other Commonwealth-funded (NCRIS and Super Science) e-infrastructure investments.
Connected urban tropics project (Old ID 22840)
Ian Atkinson
21 Jun 2016 - 30 Jun 2017
City wide data can be utilised to better understand what is happening in the region and to better manage scarce resources. For example, city-wide data, such as energy and water, are generated by numerous parties and could provide patterns of utilisation to the Cairns and Townsville City Councils to manage local uses in city planning. Connecting and integrating distributed data from research, public and private sector agencies would empower better investment decisions for sustainable development in urban centres.
Terrestrial Systems Research Data Services (Old ID 22125)
Ian Atkinson
01 May 2015 - 30 Sep 2017
The objectives of the RDS project are to mature sustainable data services that deliver research outcomes and impact by: Refocusing of RDSI infrastructure into Data as a Service in support of research communities with petascale data challenges. Secondly, consolidating the linkages and alignments, where appropriate, with other Commonwealth-funded (NCRIS and Super Science) e-infrastructure investments.
Redefining E-waste Management: Circular Economy Business Models in Action’
Siggi Gudergan
27 May 2024 - 31 Jul 2025
The Queensland Government has implemented the 'E-Products Action Plan 2023–2033' with the vision of transforming Queensland into a zero-waste society by 2050. This comprehensive plan aims to minimise waste generation by emphasizing avoidance, reuse, and recycling practices. Queensland-based volunteer organizations can play a vital role in this initiative. However, the traditional approaches they use often fall short of addressing the environmental and social impact. The proposed research will introduce innovation by embedding circular economy principles into the existing model of volunteering organizations to address the challenges associated with responsible recycling. The objectives of this project is to develop a ‘blueprint’ that will be flexible and can be used by national and local volunteers, local and state government, civil society, the private sector, and local communities.
Building PHN’s capacity in leading and managing health commissioning
Zhanming Liang
03 Apr 2024 - 31 Aug 2024
The project will develop understanding of how Primary Health Networks (PHN) can provide the most appropriate level of support and contribute to building local service providers’ capacity in delivering ‘the best value for money’ quality service. The project will contribute to improving PHN's overall appropriateness, acceptability, effectiveness and efficiency of the health commissioning process. The project will identify 1) the skill development needs of PHNs in effectively leading and managing the health commissioning process and how such skills can be developed? 2) how PHN can best engage and support local service providers in building capacity in in delivering quality services
Blended Living Lab for Nurturing Circular-Entrepreneurships among Australian and Arab Entrepreneurs
Siggi Gudergan
31 May 2024 - 31 Oct 2025
To promote circular-entrepreneurship on the Australian-Arab, a Blended Living Lab (BLL) will be established in collaboration with James Cook University, Abu Dhabi University, UAE, and King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia. To accomplish this, First, the BLL will conduct three workshops with 30 attendees each in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Australia, organise 5-6 online knowledge sharing sessions, and create a portable training package called 'Designing Circularity into Business Models and Products' (DCBMP). Second, using DCBMP, we will conduct one online training sessions to build the capacity of 30 entrepreneurs in circular business models/products to accelerate innovation and create startups. Third, upon completion of the project, the BLL will be equipped with world-class online labs, and we will brand/market the BLL subscription model globally/Arab regions at nominal fees. Finally, through this approach, our project aims to enhance awareness/understanding among Australian-Arabs, maximise public diplomacy/economic opportunities, build strong community/institutional relationships, and increase recognition in the Arab.
The Queensland Decarbonisation Knowledge Translation Hub Collaborative Research Agreement
Siggi Gudergan
02 Feb 2024 - 31 Dec 2026
Under a Grant agreement between UQ and the Queensland Government, the Queensland Government is establishing a 3 year approach to developing stronger relationships with Queensland Universities to progress decarbonisation of the State’s economy. This sub-agreement underpins JCU contribution in demonstrating that the parties wish to work together in The Queensland Decarbonisation Knowledge Translation Hub (Hub) and engage with each other on various research Projects from time to time relating.
Developing a model for multidisciplinary team-based care for General Practice (Phase one)
Zhanming Liang
30 Oct 2024 - 31 Mar 2025
This is the first phase of a multi-phase project aiming to develop a sellable model that guide the implementaiton and adoption of multidisciplinary team-based care for general practice across primary health networks in Australia. The current project (Phase one) includes conducting a systematic literature review, development of one publication and constructing a survey Instrument informed by findings of the systematic review.
Virtual Reality Approach to Improve Public Speaking
Arushi
14 Aug 2019 - 12 Jul 2025
Interdisciplinary Research in Affective Computing focusing on investigation of voice analysis techniques for development of real-time Stress Detection Model (SDM) and its implementation for VR public speaking training

New macrocyclic ligands. XI Synthesis, X-ray structure and computational studies of a new N2O4S2-heteroatom cage

Molecular mechanics and chemical reactivity. A model study of steric effects influencing Co(III) phosphate ester hydrolysis

Macrocyclic ligand design. Interaction of selected transition and post-transition metal ions with a new N2O2-donor macrocycle incorporating a pyridylmethyl pendant arm

Formation of folded complexes retaining intramolecular H-bonding in the extraction of nickel(II) by phenolic oxime and aliphatic diamine ligands

Macrocyclic ligand design. A synthetic, solvent extraction, computational and NMR study of the effect of cryptand flexibility on sodium ion affinity

New linked macrocycle systems. Interaction of palladium(II) and platinum(II) with tri-linked N2S2-donor macrocycles and their single-ring analogues

Developing low-cost intelligent wireless sensor networks for aquatic environments

Real time data streaming in sensor networks: integrating SAL with the RBNB data turbine

A system for managing data provenance in In Silico Experiments

Privacy and anonymity in untrusted data stores

Title: English
Reseracher: Arushi (Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology))
Title: Hindi
Reseracher: Arushi (Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology))
Title: Mandarin
Reseracher: Arushi (Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology))
Title: Italian
Reseracher: Arushi (Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology))
Title: JCU Senior Staff 'Dugong Award'
Reseracher: Ian Atkinson (Adjunct Professor)
Start Date: 01 Jan 2016
Title: University of Melbourne Vice-Chancellors Award for Knowledge Transfer with Professor Marimuthu Palaniswami, for Monitoring of the Great Barrier Reef using Distributed Sensor Networks.
Reseracher: Ian Atkinson (Adjunct Professor)
Start Date: 01 Jan 2008
Title: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) , Griffith University
Reseracher: Zhanming Liang (Associate Dean, Research Education)
Start Date: 01 Jan 2003
End Date: 01 Jan 2006
Title: Mast of Science (Mental Health), University of Wollongong
Reseracher: Zhanming Liang (Associate Dean, Research Education)
Start Date: 01 Jan 1997
End Date: 01 Jan 1999
Title: Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery , JiNan University
Reseracher: Zhanming Liang (Associate Dean, Research Education)
Start Date: 01 Jan 1988
End Date: 01 Jan 1994
Title: Grad Certificate, Safety, Quality, Informatics and Leadership, Harvard University
Reseracher: Zhanming Liang (Associate Dean, Research Education)
Start Date: 01 Jan 2020
End Date: 01 Jan 2021