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In her #CORDI2025 keynote, Rosie Hicks from the Australian Research Data Commons is introducing The Future of Digital Research Infrastructure in Australia, starting with an icebreaker question: What do a mouldy lemon and a data repository have in common...?
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a new amazing artwork recreation by Nicholas Rougeux (@…) : "Clavis Cælestis: A Synopsis of the Universe – Digital edition of Thomas Wright’s 1742 astronomical treatise" https://www.c82.net/work/?id=399

Immersive Fantasy Based on Digital Nostalgia: Environmental Narratives for the Korean Millennials and Gen Z
Yerin Doh, Joonhyung Bae
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.10013

Immersive Fantasy Based on Digital Nostalgia: Environmental Narratives for the Korean Millennials and Gen Z
This study introduces the media artwork Dear Passenger, Please Wear a Mask, designed to offer a layered exploration of single-use mask waste, which escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic. The piece reframes underappreciated ecological concerns by interweaving digital nostalgia and airline travel recollections of Millennials and Gen Z with a unique fantasy narrative. Via a point-and-click game and an immersive exhibition, participants traverse both virtual and real domains, facing ethical and en…

Are NFTs Ready to Keep Australian Artists Engaged?
Ruiqiang Li, Brian Yecies, Qin Wang, Shiping Chen, Jun Shen
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.06926 https://

Are NFTs Ready to Keep Australian Artists Engaged?
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) offer a promising mechanism to protect Australian and Indigenous artists' copyright. They represent and transfer the value of artwork in digital form. Before adopting NFTs to protect Australian artwork, we in this paper investigate them empericially. We focus on examining the details of NFT structure. We start from the underlying structure of NFTs to show how they represent copyright for both artists and production owners, as well as how they aim to safeguard or secur…