Australian Catholic University: North Sydney
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2006: Lecturer in Charge, PHYS504: The Earth in Space.
- 2007-2011: Lectures on Heat, Measurement, Biomechanics (Physics of the Human Body), Thermodynamics and Fluid Flow & Respiration for BIOL117: Applied Science for Practice 1 and BIOL119: Foundation Biological Science 1.
- 2008 to 2010: Lecture on Radiation for BIOL118: Applied Science for Practice 2.
- 2007 to 2011: Lecturer in Charge, PHYS105: Environmental Physics.
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Sydney Observatory
- 2008 to 2014: Tour guide and developer of curriculum support materials for NSW school students, to be offered in conjunction with observatory visits.
Astronomical Society of NSW
Princess Cruises
- 2011 to the present: Enrichment lectures on diverse topics aboard "Princess" cruise ships (Diamond, Sun, Dawn, Sea and Ocean Princess). Topics include:
- Global Warming - Fact or Fiction?
(Notes on the lecture and links to graphs and data now available
HERE.)
- UFOs Identified and Hard-to-explain Sightings
- Star Stuff - An Illustrated Astronomy Quiz (two versions: Solar System and Deep Space)
- What star is that? Know your sky this cruise
- Take me to your Leader - Life on Earth and Elsewhere
- Ebbs, Flows and Moonshadows - Tides and Eclipses made easy
- Grand Tour of the Solar System
- Heroes of Knowledge - Ancient Greeks, Galileo, Newton and More
- Big Island - Big Telescope - To the Top of Mauna Kea
- Sound, Earthquakes and Tsunamis - What makes a wave?
- Light, more than meets the eye
- The Lives of Stars - From Beautiful Beginnings to Dramatic Endings
- The Big Bang and why we are still inside it
- Women in Astronomy - Comets, Pulsars and a Fat Gorilla
- Great Observatories on and off World
- The Moon - No Hoax!
- Time and Date - Don't be Late!
- Sky Myths from around the World ... and the email Inbox
- Space Junk, Rocks in Space and Things that Kill our Cows
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