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Professor Matthew Kearnes is a leading academic in the field of Environmental Humanities and Social Cultural Geography. He obtained his Doctorate of Philosophy from the University of Newcastle in 2004 and holds a First Class Honours Bachelor of Science in Human Geography from Macquarie University. His academic career has included post-doctoral positions at the Department of Geography at the Open University and the Department of Sociology at Lancaster University. Kearnes has held a Research Council's UK Academic Fellowship at the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience at Durham University and has been an active participant in various grants and research projects, including the ARC Centre of Excellence on Convergent Bio-Nano Science Technology. He is known for his interdisciplinary research that integrates science and technology studies with social theory, focusing on the societal dimensions of public engagement in issues like climate change and bio-nanotechnology. Kearnes has published extensively in various academic journals and is the current Deputy Head of School (Research) at UNSW.
School of Humanities and Languages • Sydney
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