VU Real-World Researchers are the driving force behind VU research and our new Research and Impact Plan. Dr Vasileios Stavropoulos is one of them. I had a fascinating chat with Vasileios in the new episode of People of VU.
VU Real-World Researchers are the driving force behind the University’s research and our new Research and Impact Plan. Dr Vasileios Stavropoulos is one of them.
In the latest episode of the People of VU podcast, Vasileios gives a perfect example of how his research has a profound impact on the world around him.
From identifying the cause of gaming addiction to developing games for health, his research is applied to the lived experiences of people. This is something VU researchers do outstandingly well.
Vasileos is the 2022 Victorian Tall Poppy Award winner, and I can see why. Our chat was truly fascinating and so timely as we navigate digital futures.
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Professor Adam Shoemaker has extensive experience in the Australian University sector and is one of Australia's leading researchers in Indigenous literature and culture. He commenced as the Vice-Chancellor and President of Victoria University in December 2020 after four years as Vice-Chancellor of Southern Cross University. He spent his formative years in a diverse range of fields, such as reviewer and columnist for The Australian, an ABC Canberra Radio programmer, serving as chair of the Brisbane Writers Festival in the mid-1990s and spending three years with the Delegation of the Commission of the European Committees.
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