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ATN-IDTC Induction

30th January - 10th February 2012

The induction course for the 2012 cohort took place in Melbourne from Monday 30 January 2012 to Friday 3 February 2012. Students then remained in Melbourne to participate in the annual Mathematics and Statistics in Industry Study Group Meeting  hosted by RMIT (Sunday 2 February to Friday 10 February.

The induction course had two components both aimed at facilitating the development of the cohort:

Research methodology: delivered through a workshop of eight speakers with a history of industry engagement describing the application of various branches of the mathematical sciences to industrial topics. The workshop was facilitated by Dr Noel Barton of Sunoba Pty Ltd.

Research ethics: scientific misconduct (adequate data cacheing, fabrication of data, human and animal experimentation), publication ethics (plagiarism, reviewing, authorship), and workplace ethics (intellectual property ownership, whistle-blowing) issues were presented by Dr Stuart Palmer of the St James Ethics Centre, and interactively workshopped with the students. 

 

The inaugural ATN-IDTC class of 2012.

The inaugural ATN-IDTC class of 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LR back: Prof Lee White; Joey Fung, Jacobien Carstens, Joe Maisano, Bogdan Masznicz, Prof Noel Barton
LR front: Shuang Wang, Sherin Ahamed, Oliver Czibula, Jannah Baker, Josh Chopin, Kevin Lu

Students attend a workshop

Students attend the induction couse

The class attend a workshop

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guest speakers brought their expertise to the Research Methodology workshop 
 
Prof Erik Schlogl (UTS) Dr Noel Barton (Sunoba Pty Ltd) Prof Kerrie Mengersen (QUT) 

L→R Prof Erik Schlogl (UTS), Dr Noel Barton (Sunoba Pty Ltd), Prof Kerrie Mengersen (QUT)

 

Dr Robert Anderssen (CSIRO)  Prof Masato Wakayama (Kyushu University) 
 L→R: Dr Robert Anderssen (CSIRO); Professor Masato Wakayama (Kyushu University)

 

Prof Peter Taylor (University of Melbourne)  Prof Kathy Horadam (RMIT University)  Dr Peter Pudney (UniSA) 
 L→R: Dr Peter Taylor (University of Melbourne), Prof Kathy Horadam (RMIT University), Dr Peter Pudney (UniSA)