Research output per year
Research output per year
Organisation profile
Organisation profile
The Charles Sturt Media Lab is a research group dedicated to media and communication projects affiliated with Charles Sturt University and its communities. Our Lab emphasises impactful, interdisciplinary media research that connects with the regional and rural communities we serve. We strive to contribute to media research and industries in an informed and respectful manner, guided by the principle of yindyamarra.
Themes
Science, Technology and Environment
Projects aligned with this theme focus on the communication of science, the portrayal of science in media, environmental communication, new technologies, and technological experimentation.
Relevant Fields of Research (FOR) include:
470102 Communication technology and digital media studies
470103 Environmental communication
Media Industries and Practices
Projects aligned with this theme investigate media industry structures, challenges, and changes, often in collaboration with industry partners. They also aim to challenge and experiment with communication methods.
Relevant Fields of Research (FOR) include:
470105 Journalism studies
470106 Media industry studies
470107 Media studies
470108 Organisational, interpersonal and intercultural communication
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
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Profiles
Research output
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Equally Well Factsheet #1: Blood and lymph cancers
Chapman, J., Roberts, R., Erskine, V., Cobb, L. & Baran, Z., 26 Mar 2025, Charles Sturt University, 2 p. (Equally Well factsheet series; no. 1).Research output: Resource/document › Communication
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MHPN Presents A Conversation About…: Building Engagement and Trust through Communication
Erskine, V. (Artist) & Kaine, C. (Artist), 19 Feb 2025Research output: Non-textual outputs, including Creative Works › Digital content
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Australian media monitor: The news media bargaining code (NMBC) problem
Dwyer, T., 13 Dec 2024, In: Global Media Journal: Australian Edition. 17, 1, p. 1-3 3 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article
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