PAST EVENTS
Over the past year, our Training Centre has hosted a wide range of events designed to inspire, educate, and connect individuals. These events have not only fostered growth and knowledge-sharing but also strengthened our Training Centre's role as a vibrant hub for innovation and connection. Below, you can explore a list of our past events:
Resilient Organisations with Professor Naomi Ellemers
ARC BITA Official Launch
Intro to Regression Modelling with Dr Shams Yasmin
Connect and Share
Leadership for High Reliability Organisations
Academic Pleasing
Health service planning in Australia
Economic development with Professor David Stadelmann
Nudgeathon 2024
2025 BEST BITA Conference
In February, we hosted the 6th annual “BEST Conference on Human Behaviour and Decision Making” at Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane, Australia.
Shared Reality when dealing with Service Robots
Diary Studies
Academia, practice, and a ‘pracademic’ middle
Experimenting with
artificial societies
Augmented Language Models (ALMs) with Dr Steve Bickley
Can humans co-evolve with AI?
Augmented Language Models (ALMs) (#2/3)
Augmented Language Models (ALMs) (#4/5)
The Impact of Stereotype Threat in the Workplace
Creativity
in Large-Scale Contexts
Research Showcase
The Creative Path Workshop with Prof. Jonathan Feinstein
Tuesday 29 April
How Can I Use AI to Help My Academic Research?
In this hands-on session, we explored how generative AI can assist at every stage of the research journey - from brainstorming and literature reviews to writing, designing surveys, and even coding and data analysis.
Facilitated by Dr Steve Bickley,
Postdoctoral Research Fellow.
Wednesday 30 April
Introduction to Applied Behavioural Economics
This seminar will provide an introduction to foundational theoretical concepts in the field of behavioural economics. Using current research examples it will demonstrate key advantages in the use of behavioural economics methods and insights, particularly for researcher and public policy.
Facilitated by Dr Stephen Whyte,
Senior Research Fellow.