Net Zero Precincts: an interdisciplinary approach to decarbonising cities
Last week the Australian Research Council announced that the Net Zero Precincts project will be a funded 4- year project, which will bring together design anthropology and transition management to help cities and urban regions reach net zero
Book Launch: Experiencing 11 November 2018- Commemoration and the First World War Centenary
Join us for the book launch of Experiencing 11 November 2018: Commemoration and the First World War Centenary, edited by Monash's Shanti Sumartojo on
Public Talk with Jathan Sadowski
'Tearing Down, Building Up: Or, How to Deconstruct and Democratise Innovation'. Presented by Monash University's School of Media, Film and Journalism.
Book Launch 'The Smart Wife' – presented by Monash Tech Talks
Can smart wives end the wife drought? In this webinar hosted by Annabel Crabb, Associate Professor Yolande Strengers and Dr Jenny Kennedy will explore this idea and their new book ‘
Professor of Design Lisa Grocott joins the ETLab
We are pleased to announce that Professor of Design, Lisa Grocott will be joining the ETLab as Leader of the Future of Work and Learning research program. Lisa will bring with her, WonderLab
ETLab launch Design Ethnography PhD Intensive
Launching today is the website for first Design Ethnography PhD Intensive. The programme is supported through a range of open-access videos and readings,
Future Cities - ETLab partner with the City of Melbourne
In 2020, the ETLab has partnered with City of Melbourne to conduct a research project that brings local people’s perspectives to testing and communicating the use of smart technology in Melbourne.
Researchers: Jathan Sadowski, Kari
Study with us
The Emerging Technologies Research Lab (ETLab) is seeking outstanding PhD candidates to join our growing team of social science, design and human-computer interaction scholars in 2021.
Webinar: You CAN Ask That
An informal one-hour Q&A panel discussion designed to give early-career researchers the opportunity to ask more experienced researchers about a particular research theme. The theme of this event is: Social research methods during the time of