I’m a Wikimedian, based in Sydney. I am a project officer for ARC Centre for Creative Industries and Innovation (CCi) working on helping Australian cultural organisations use Creative Commons. I’m also the 2012 Director’s Fellow at the National Museum of Australia. My username everywhere is “Wittylama” - an anagram. I speak French and Swedish, have a bachelors in Globalisation Studies and one highly prized university medal. Currently studying for a Masters in IP law from QUT/WIPO.
"Für den Doktoranden der mittelalterlichen Geschichte Michael Schonhardt erweist sich die semioffizielle Wissenschaftskommunikation über Social Media als fruchtbar. So können schon kleine Funde aus dem laufenden Forschungsprozess von Jedermann veröffentlicht werden. Darin sieht der Mediävist eine Parallele zur Kommunikationsstruktur der frühen Geschichtswissenschaft."
Department of Philosophy at State University of New York, Buffalo. Sections: Contemporary Ontology; History of Ontology; Ontological Engineering; Biomedical Ontology
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