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  • Sound Amplification Technology and the Acousmatic Experience 
    Mulder Johannes (Institute for Psychoacousatics and Electronic Music (IPEM), 2009)
    This paper aims to link the use of sound amplification technology to the Acousmatic theory as conceived by Pierre Schaeffer. The argument pursued here is part of my multi-disciplinary PhD thesis that researches the influence ...
  • Soundtrack to War 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National, 2004)
    This program was a collaboration with the Australian war artist George Gittoes. about the uses of music by US troops in the Iraq war. The program used interviews, music and sound recorded by Gittoes for his film of the ...
  • South seas and fabled oceans: Australian voyager literature for young people 
    Johnston Rosemary (InPress editions, 2004)
  • Speaking Secrets 
    Joseph Sue (Alto Books, 2012)
    Speaking Secrets is a non-fiction work which explores voicelessness and the media. It focuses on sexuality secrets and explores what happens when these secrets become public property. Each chapter is written in a literary ...
  • Speaking Secrets: How are untellable stories told? 
    Joseph Sue (University of Canberra, 2005)
    Speaking Secrets is a manuscript that explores voicelessness and the media. It focuses on sexuality secrets and explores what happens when they become public property. Each chapter is a piece of literary journalism, ...
  • Sperm Wars: Parts One and Two 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National, 2005)
    Description: A two part series exploring the ethical issues and conflicts around the use of sperm in assisted reproduction, and the cultural anxieties surrounding debates over parenthood. Part one compares the legal framework ...
  • Spheres of Influence - An Interactive Musical Work 
    Johnston Andrew; Marks Benjamin; Edmonds Ernest (Creativity Cognition Studios Press, 2005)
    In this paper we describe the development of an interactive artwork which incorporates both a musical composition and software which provides a visual and aural accompaniment. The system uses physical modeling to implement ...
  • Spider's Lane 
    Macris Anthony (Central Queensland University Press, 2006)
    Spider's Lane is a chapter from my novel-in-progress, Great Western Highway. In traditional novelistic terms, it deals with the novel's love story, as a young Sydney couple comes to grips with the decision to start a family ...
  • Spinning A 
    Cranny-Francis Anne (Australian Teachers of Media, 2006)
    Analysing the textual strategies on a web page is a very complex task, as there are so many different choices and combinations of choices available to designers. My study MultiMedia (2005) is entirely devoted to the ...
  • Splintered Veins of Tide 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2008)
    Background This is a solo flute work of approximately 5 minute's duration. It was composed for a senior high school student completing the performance part of the HSC curriculum. Contribution This work contributes to the ...
  • Stemming the Tide (Stem Cell Research Articles) 
    Price Jenna (The Canberra Times, 2006)
    Background In 2006, political and religious voices were gaining more coverage than scientists in the stem cell debate. This investigation, consisting of features and a news story in the Canberra Times, focussed on ...
  • Stories in distress: Three case studies in Australian media coverage of humanitarian crises 
    Bacon Wendy; Nash Christopher (Journalism Education Association, 2004)
    This article reviews three case studies in the Australian media reporting of international humanitarian crises. The case studies cover a six-month period in 1999 and draw on all media over that period. The three case ...
  • Strength development in autoclaved aluminosilicate rich industrial waste-cement systems containing reactive magnesia 
    Liu Barry; Ray Abhi; Thomas Paul (Australian Ceramic Society, 2007)
    Addition of supplementary cementing materials (SCM) to produce blended Portland cements (PC) is a well established practice in the manufacture of construction materials since they permit less overall consumption of PC ...
  • Structure in Art Practice: Technology as an Agent for Concept Development 
    Edmonds Ernest (MIT Press, 2002)
  • Structuring Cellular Automata Rule Space with Attractor Basins 
    Burraston, D. M (Creativity & Cognition Studio Press, 2005)
    Complex systems such as Cellular Automata (CA) produce global behaviour based on the interactions of simple units (cells). Their evolution is specified by local interaction rules that generate some form of ordered, complex ...
  • Subjectivity and cognition. Inscribing, evoking and provoking opinion 
    Bednarek Monika (Walter de Gruyter, 2006)
  • Summertime in Indonesia? The Indonesian Jazz All-Stars 1967 tour of Europe 
    Hurley Andrew (John Libbey & Company, )
  • Supporting visual reasoning about the quality of interactions in cooperative healthcare between patient and health practitioners 
    Deray Kristine; Simoff Simeon (Australasian Medical Journal Pty. Ltd, 2009)
    Health care is increasingly being viewed as a team effort between practitioner and patient, with the recognition of the quality of interaction as a potential problem in such team effort. The paper addresses this problem, ...
  • Tactile Animation: Haptic Devices and the Svankmajer 
    Vasseleu Cathryn (Berg, 2009)
    Czech Surrealist and animator Jan vankmajer has experimented with tactility as a sensory modality that can kindle affect by analogy. His approach to tactile experience is also as far removed from the aims and applications ...
  • Talking about the Weather 
    Neumark Norie; Miranda Maria (Wollongong City Gallery, 2008)
    An ongoing cross-media project sparked by the terrifying spectre of global cimate change.