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Filed under: Sustainability
Sustainability may be global in scope, but meaningful change starts locally. Across sectors, QUT alumni are finding that real impact depends not just on ambitious ideas, but on deep, ongoing engagement with the communities they serve.
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Filed under: Health and wellbeing
How neuroplasticity shapes a thriving life | Professor Selena Bartlett
Through the lens of neuroscience, Professor Selena Bartlett explains how our daily choices influence our long-term brain health, from the first thing we do in the morning to the habits that shape our days.
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Filed under: Leadership, Innovation, Future of work
Deborah Henderson | AI in 2024: Managing risks and charting the future
As a QUT eMBA alumnus, Deborah Henderson brings her wealth of knowledge and ethical acumen as guest editor of the February 2024 edition of the Alumni newsletter. Deborah delves into navigating the profound impact (and risks of AI into 2024 and beyond.
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Filed under: Diversity and Inclusion
Riva Mendoza | Paving her path from QUT to Canva
In this Q&A with QUT Alumnus, Riva Mendoza, we hear about her journey at QUT shaped, by growth and exploration, leading to an exciting career in frontend development at Canva.
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Filed under: Future of work, Innovation
Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage | AI's role in government procurement
QUT alumnus, Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage, delves into the realm of government procurement, unravelling the profound impact of AI and ML on various dimensions within this crucial sector.
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Filed under: Global careers
Paige Wanckel | Insights into HR evolution and life in New York
In our Q&A with alumnus Paige Wanckel, we dive into the world of human capital and working overseas! She offers advice for fellow alumni looking to do the same and discusses emerging trends in human capital, such as skills-based hiring and AI integration.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture
Sarah Daly | AI-enabled art
From art school to a QUT MBA, artist Sarah Daly works at the intersection of AI and artistic practice. Balancing human creativity with AI-generated content, Sarah envisions a collaborative future in art creation.
Filed under: Innovation
Shane Dillon | AI in education: Global trends
In this insightful article, QUT alumnus and Cturtle founder, Shane Dillon, sheds light on the contrasting approaches the USA and China have adopted in the use of AI in education and the implications of these global trends for Australia.
Filed under: Sustainability
Dr Kimberly Camrass | Paving the Path to a Sustainable Queensland
Queensland is known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity but we face a critical point in history for enacting long-term environmental sustainability. We must seize the opportunity to make important changes today.
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Filed under: Sport
Casey Reibelt | Vanguard
Casey is still coming off the high from being one of four Australian match officials selected for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup but her success hasn’t been overnight – it’s been a 20 year journey.