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In October last year, Jim’s former PhD student, Dr Sam Gleadhill packed his bags (and family) and relocated to Kanoya, in Japan. This was due to taking up a role at the National Institute for Fitness and Sport (NIFS). Being … Continue reading →

If anyone is interested in higher degrees studies with Jim, here is a link to the CDU webpage that is promoting his work. This can be in biomechanics, wearables, or within STEMfit, just as a few examples.

I have been trying to comprehend how far back 46,000 years is. That is the length of time that the aboriginal art, tools, etc was that was destroyed by an Australian mining company a week or so ago. 46,000 years, hhhmmm. The … Continue reading →

Check out whats happening on Jim’s STEMfit page, where he’s taking wearables into schools to put the fun back into STEM https://stem-fit.com/2020/02/21/all-about-gravity/  

Ange and jim have got together again to talk about the week’s activities – and a mini rant from jimbo. Click here to watch the video

Jimbo chatted with Nat about his marathon training progress. This weekend he is running 24 km. But yesterday they spoke about making it to 22 km under the hot Darwin Conditions. Here is the link  

Last week was Week 1 and CDU. So Ange and Jim got together to do a very quick debrief of the week. Here it is  

Here is a clip of Natalie and jimbo chatting about him reaching 20 km. quite an achievement for him in Darwin during a dry Wet Season. Even with the temp issues, he is on track for his marathon preparations. Click … Continue reading →

Jimbo has been fortunate enough to have hosted a visit by Tatsuro ISHIZUKA who is about to commence his PhD at Keio University, Japan and under the guidance of Professor Yuji OHGI. Tatsu enjoyed wrestling Crocodiles – well watching them … Continue reading →

This webinar runs as part of the CDU Orientation Week activities for Semester 1, 2019, but everyone who is interested can participate. Webinar: Learning Abroad with CDU Friday 1 March | 1-2pm Do you want to: – Study some of … Continue reading →