Establishing Collaborative Postgraduate Research Programmes And Integrated Teaching Agendas Using The Access Grid

Start Date: July 2005
End Date: Oct 2006

About the Project [read more...]

Summary

The Aus-e-Lit project is a NeAT-funded project that aims to address the eResearch needs of researchers involved in the study of Australian literature and Australian print culture.

Project Partners

eResearch University of Queensland

Prof. Jane Hunter - Leader of the eResearch Lab [read more...]

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