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Laser Physics Centre (LPC)
Prof Glenn Stark (Wellesley College, Boston MA USA) will be visiting during 27 June - 1 July, collaborating with Dr Stephen Gibson and Emeritus Prof Brenton Lewis on the spectroscopy of sulfur molecules.

Negotiations for a replacement Enterprise Agreement

Following University correspondence emailed to all staff on 21 June, notifying employees of their rights to be represented by a bargaining representative throughout the negotiations for a replacement Enterprise Agreement. Please find attached a corrected Notice of Employee Representational Rights. This corrected Notice is issued to ensure that the University is compliant with the enterprise bargaining requirements under the Fair Work Act 2009.  

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ANU Strategic vision forums

ANU is embarking on a journey to build a new vision and strategic plan for the University. 

A series of forums to shape the new strategic vision for the University have commenced, you are encouraged to have your say.

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Lean Startup Workshops

The ANU Technology Transfer Office is teaming up with KILN Incubator to show you how to apply lean startup methodology to your research project.

Lean startup methods enable you to:

• Test an idea's commercial potential
• Find a viable market opportunity
• Create a successful business model
• Build the right prototype faster
• Effectively deal with risk and uncertainty
• Increase the impact of your ideas and innovations

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Innovation Logic: Six easy steps to innovate product or process and access to the global brain; BIG Patent DATA

ANU welcomes Simon Dewulf, CEO of AULIVE, to speak about Innovation Logic.

AULIVE Innovation Logic is based on fifteen years of creativity research, over five hundred innovation projects and the exploration of worldwide BIG Patent DATA. The method and patent analysis software bring speed and efficiency to:  

• R&D innovation and problem solving capability 
• market connection for technology, product or process
• predictive innovation and technical trend analysis
• knowledge retainment and technology transfer 
• patent analysis and technology landscaping. 

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The Three Minute Thesis is an international competition for higher degree research students to showcase their research. Students have to talk about what their research is and why it is important in plain language for three minutes, with only a single PowerPoint slide. The winner of the ANU 3MT final will go on to compete in the Asia Pacific final, held at the University of Queensland on 30th of September.

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