Spyros Schismenos

Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering

RMIT University

Australia

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Spyros Schismenos is a Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering at RMIT University, Australia. His research focuses on humanitarian and developmental studies, with recent articles exploring aging experiences among culturally diverse populations, community-led resilience through renewable energy, and the intersection of sustainability and disaster response. He is particularly interested in the implications of these issues for migrant and refugee communities.

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Garry Stevens

Associate Professor in Humanitarian and Development Studies

Western Sydney University

AUSTRALIA

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A Scoping Review of Aging Experiences Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse People in Australia: Toward Better Aging Policy and Cultural Well-Being for Migrant and Refugee Adults

Humanitarian and Developmental Research Engagement during COVID-19

Using off-grid hydropower for community-led flood resilience: an integrated systems approach

Flood and Renewable Energy Humanitarian Engineering Research: Lessons from Aggitis, Greece and Dhuskun, Nepal

Soil Governance in Greece: A Snapshot

COVID-19 and “ageing well” for the older migrants and refugees in rural Australia: the case of Bhutanese elders in Albury, New South Wales

Humanitarian Engineering for Renewable Energy and Flood Early Warning in Remote Communities: A Scoping Review of Enabling Factors and Sustainability

Humanitarian engineering at the sustainability-development nexus: mapping vulnerability and capability factors for communities at risk of water-based disasters

Battery hazards and safety: A scoping review for lead acid and silver-zinc batteries

Online university education is the new normal: but is face-to-face better?

Humanitarian engineering and vulnerable communities: hydropower applications in localised flood response and sustainable development

Failure to lead on COVID-19: what went wrong with the United States?

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Garry Stevens

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