There is a shifting landscape for knowledge generation in contemporary societies that
suggests a bright future for transdisciplinary (TD) research. Interestingly, however, there is …

Transdisciplinarity has been proposed as a response to the shifting knowledge landscape
in contemporary society. It promises to bring universities and other knowledge organisations …

Transdisciplinary approaches to research are increasingly touted for the messy social and
environmental problems of our time. Such problems transcend disciplinary boundaries, are …

… Anna L. Carew is a wine scientist leading distributed industry trials investigating chemical
and sensory outcomes from novel grape processing technologies. Anna is also an award-…

This study documents variation in engineering academics conceptions of sustainability. We
investigated how a group of Australian engineering academics described environmental, …

Engineering professionals in Australia and internationally are coming under increased pressure
to practise engineering more sustainably. In response to this pressure, the Institution of …

Extraction and stabilization of wine phenolics can be challenging for wine makers. This
study examined how yeast choice affected phenolic outcomes in Pinot noir wine. Five yeast …

Pinot noir grapes have a unique phenolic profile which can impinge on the extraction and
stabilisation of compounds such as anthocyanins and tannins which contribute to the colour …

The academic developer’s role is the focus of a growing body of literature. This paper builds
on that literature by arguing the importance to current practice of making our theoretical …

The practice of sustainable development requires a new approach from engineers and
scientists: participation in open-decision processes, in a role which we call the Honest Broker of …