National Museum of Australia

Recent papers from National Museum of Australia

1. An epistemology of transformative science and pathways towards sustainabilityEnvironmental Science & Policy · 2026
2. Ancient apocalypse now: Lessons from pseudoscience in the Pacific in the face of GenAIAustralian Archaeology · 2026
3. Delayed deepening: Bathymetric patterns of post-Paleozoic stalked crinoids in the Panthalassan realmGeology · 2026
4. A hypothesis of ape and human evolution based on comparative biology and plate tectonicsAcademia Biology · 2026
5. Factors influencing newcastle disease vaccine use in village chicken flocks in rural Burkina FasoPoultry science and management. · 2026
6. From ‘research impact’ to ‘research value’: a new approach to support research for societal benefitResearch Evaluation · 2026
7. Sovereignty and Treaties as Colonial Instruments: The British Occupation of Java 1811–1815The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History · 2026
8. From pledges to places: action agendas need spatial data to integrate climate and biodiversity actionnpj Climate Action · 2025
9. Climate change predicts Quaternary extinctions and extant genetic diversity in a threatened Australian lizardCurrent Biology · 2025
10. On problems of the ‘double standard’ when localising critical heritage studies in ChinaInternational Journal of Heritage Studies · 2025
11. Multidirectional Memory and State-Authorised Museums: Kazerne Dossin’s Comparative Atrocity RemembranceJournal of Intercultural Studies · 2025
12. The influence of economic impact, cultural engagement, and community involvement on tourism sustainability: the role of tourist perception and environmental awarenessCogent Social Sciences · 2025
13. Genomic and morphometric evidence for Austronesian-mediated pig translocation in the Pacific2025
14. Curating War Memory under Constraint: The Chinese ‘Comfort Women’ Museum and the Politics of RemembranceInternational Journal of Cultural Policy · 2025
15. (Re)interpreting Harbin’s Russian colonial heritage: changing perceptions in a changing ChinaBuilt Heritage · 2025
16. Contested sacred space: state power, spatial politics, and heritage tourismTourism Geographies · 2025
17. Urban Open Space Systems and Green Cities: History, Heritage, and All ThatLand · 2025
18. The role of wetland birds in biocultural conservation: analysing global discourses and practices on species and ecosystemsEcosystems and People · 2025
19. ‘We cannot, nor do we have the right to speak forgiveness for the grandmothers’: a study of visitor comment books at the Chinese Comfort Women Historical Museum in ShanghaiMuseum Management and Curatorship · 2024
20. Sedimentary biomarkers of human presence and taro cultivation reveal early horticulture in Remote OceaniaCommunications Earth & Environment · 2024