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Generative AI, and Intellectual Property: celebrating Open Access Week 2024

This seminar provides an overview of generative AI, along with a deep dive into intellectual property issues, uncertainties and commercial responses. Speakers are Professor Jeannie Paterson, Dr Shaanan Cohney and Dr Ben Hopper from the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics at the University of Melbourne. This was followed by the presentation of the 2024 Library Open Access Award.

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Vice-Chancellor's Staff Forum - Tuesday 22nd October 2024

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2024 Federation University Annual Reconciliation Lecture

The National Centre for Reconciliation, Truth, and Justice warmly invites you to watch the Second Annual Federation University Reconciliation Lecture.“One Year on from the Referendum – Where are we with Reconciliation, Voice, Treaty, and Truth?”A panel of eminent First Nations speakers will discuss a range of issues regarding Reconciliation, Voice, Treaty, and Truth.– Dr Jackie Huggins AM FAHA – First Nations leader in reconciliation for over 40 years–…

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Careers in IT Presentation Dr Kathleen Keogh

Introduction to careers in IT and overview of undergraduate IT course options at Federation University Australia

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Vice-Chancellor's Staff Update - September 2024

Renewable Energy is a major focus for Federation in September with the launch of APRETC in Gippsland and the Gippsland New Energy Conference. The rollout of our vibrant new brand begins this month following highly successful Open Day campaigns featuring our new visual identity. I can also provide a further update on our new International Strategy as we continue our advocacy for fair and sustainable international student caps. Please enjoy my September video to learn more and find links…

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In Conversation with Thomas Mayo in Ballarat

The National Centre for Reconciliation, Truth, and Justice held a conversation in Ballarat on the Uluru Statement from the Heart, the Referendum, Voice, Treaty, Truth, reconciliation, racism, and allyship, with Thomas Mayo, Sheree Lowe, Deb Lowah Clark, and Professor Andrew Gunstone.Thomas Mayo is a Kaurareg Aboriginal, and Kalkalgal, Erubamle Torres Strait Islander man. He is the National Assistant Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia and an award-winning author of seven best-selling…