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Thank you to everybody who attended Disastrous Doctorates 2024! It was great to hear everybody's 3MTs and from the very knowledgeable keynotes! We will be sending out a feedback form and registration of interest for organising the 2025 event shortly

Join us for the highly anticipated Disastrous Doctorates Conference 2024! Register via this link: forms.gle/hHq4G5ju4sm7hFp9A Also available on Facebook and our website: sites.google.com/view/dd2024…

📣For those of you planning to attend Disastrous Doctorates, consider this Risk Analysis conference also in Ōtautahi Christchurch from 1-2 February (same week as DD2024 🎉)! 🗒️Abstracts close on Friday and it's a great conference to meet others involved in risk research!

Get ready for DD2024! Scan the QR code or visit the website in our bio (sites.google.com/view/dd2024…) to express your interest! Programme and accommodation/travel details will be released later so follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to keep up to date #disasterscience

We are happy to successfully conclude DD2023. Thank you to the sponsors, mentors and to all our amazing participants. DD2023 Organizing Committee

Session 06-Humanising Research: What is the most important thing in the world? Second talk by Dr. Denise Blake from Victoria University on "Valuing People". We highly appreciate your amazing talk. #DD2023

Session 06-Humanising Research: What is the most important thing in the world? First talk by Dr. Carol Stewart from Massey University about the benefits of a people-centered approach with stories from volcanic eruptions in Vanuatu & Tonga. Thank you Dr. Carol. #DD2023

A special thank you to all of our sponsors of DD2023. QuakeCoRE: NZ Centre for Earthquake Resilience, Toka Tū Ake EQC, Resilience to Nature's Challenges, GNS Science, Joint Centre For Disaster Research and National Emergency Management Agency

Last 3MT talk of DD2023 was presented by Eleanor Chaos on "playing with the future - Serious games for improving coastal adaptation planning" #DD2023

3MT presentation by Annal Dhungana on "Uncertainties in risk and hazard modelling, a guide to communicate for effective decision making" #DD2023

"A kaupapa Māori approach to understanding the Auckland Volcanic Field: Exploring Ethics"-3MT talk by Sylvia Tapuke #DD2023

Session 05- Role of research in Natural Chance Dr.Victoria Chanse from Victoria University, Wellington is talking about role of research organisations in disaster resilience focusing the perspectives from formal and informal research partnerships. Thank you very much Dr.Victoria.

Session 5-Role of Research in Natural Hazard Thank you Dr. Natalie Balfour, Head of Research of Toka Tū Ake EQC for conducting an inspiring talk on the role of research organizations and their impact on policy and natural hazard science/engineering. Here find some tips from her.

3MT talk on "Towards Earthquake Resilience in Low Seismic Risk Areas, New Zealand" by Marufa Akther #DD2023

3MT talk by Rachel E. Tumminello on "Civic participation through environmental volunteering: Increasing community collaboration in urban responses to climate change" #DD2023

Manomita Das is presenting her 3MT talk on "Communication to support community action in disaster preparedness" #DD2023

3MT talk on "Liquefaction resistance of pumiceous silt and sand mixtures" by Jordanka Chaneva #DD2023

H. Unnathi S. Samaraweera talked about disaster resilience discourse of flood affected people in neoliberal Sri Lanka. #DD2023

Beth Mayer is talking about relating building occupancy to post-disaster functionality. #DD2023

"An Ecosystem of low -cost sensors toward Earthquake Early Warning Network"- 3MT talk by Chanthujan Chandrakumar #DD2023