In this episode, Dale Linegar, Managing Director from Oztron Media, describes the process behind the creation of games and simulations for educational purposes. This video is part of Swinburne's Digital Aquarium Deep Dive series.

Open Connect is a global Content Delivery Network (CDN) built for a single purpose, the optimized delivery of video over the Internet. The project was started 3 years ago, and currently serves all Netflix video traffic to more than 50 million subscribers in the Americas and Europe. The talk will present an overview of Netflix and discuss design, performance and operational aspects of the system. Presented 7 November 2014.

Open Connect is a global Content Delivery Network (CDN) built for a single purpose, the optimized delivery of video over the Internet. The project was started 3 years ago, and currently serves all Netflix video traffic to more than 50 million subscribers in the Americas and Europe. The talk will present an overview of Netflix and discuss design, performance and operational aspects of the system. Presented 7 November 2014.

Presented by Assoc Prof. Virginia Kilborn on 7th November 2014.

Hydrogen gas is one of the main components in a galaxy like our own Milky Way - but we can't see it when we gaze into the night sky. I will take you on a journey of the unseen parts of our Galaxy - and others like it - using sensitive observations taken with Australia's best radio telescopes. I will explain how astronomers use observations of hydrogen gas to determine the history, and predict the future, of galaxies in the universe.

Presented by Assoc Prof. Virginia Kilborn on 7th November 2014.

Hydrogen gas is one of the main components in a galaxy like our own Milky Way - but we can't see it when we gaze into the night sky. I will take you on a journey of the unseen parts of our Galaxy - and others like it - using sensitive observations taken with Australia's best radio telescopes. I will explain how astronomers use observations of hydrogen gas to determine the history, and predict the future, of galaxies in the universe.

Speakers: Mark Day, Andrew Holden, Sophie Black, Rod Tiffen

The media plays a critical role in shaping perceptions of leadership in Australia. But are Australians being well enough served by the media as they form their views about our leaders?
- Is technology driving a genuine growth in channels and perspectives - or is the media simply getting shriller and more biased?
- Does the media itself lead or follow society?
- What is needed for the media to play a renewed role in advancing Leadership for the Greater Good in Australia?
This Dialogue features Mark Day (The Australian), Andrew Holden (Editor In Chief of The Age), Sophie Black (Editor in Chief, Private Media), and Professor Rod Tiffen (Sydney University). Recorded at Swinburne on 23 October 2014.

Speakers: Mark Day, Andrew Holden, Sophie Black, Rod Tiffen

The media plays a critical role in shaping perceptions of leadership in Australia. But are Australians being well enough served by the media as they form their views about our leaders?
- Is technology driving a genuine growth in channels and perspectives - or is the media simply getting shriller and more biased?
- Does the media itself lead or follow society?
- What is needed for the media to play a renewed role in advancing Leadership for the Greater Good in Australia?
This Dialogue features Mark Day (The Australian), Andrew Holden (Editor In Chief of The Age), Sophie Black (Editor in Chief, Private Media), and Professor Rod Tiffen (Sydney University). Recorded at Swinburne on 23 October 2014.

There are a number of data center orchestration applications, including services by VMWare, RackSpace, Amazon, Microsoft Azure, and others. They primarily use and are designed around the limitations of IPv4. Several projects have looked at using IPv6 in addition or instead, but have conceptual problems when they mirror the IPv4 design. Fred Baker (Cisco Systems) takes a contrarian view, designing for IPv6 in the first place. Presented 11 September 2014.

There are a number of data center orchestration applications, including services by VMWare, RackSpace, Amazon, Microsoft Azure, and others. They primarily use and are designed around the limitations of IPv4. Several projects have looked at using IPv6 in addition or instead, but have conceptual problems when they mirror the IPv4 design. Fred Baker (Cisco Systems) takes a contrarian view, designing for IPv6 in the first place. Presented 11 September 2014.

Anthony Gartner and Jack Tyrrell speak about assistive technologies for students with disabilities at Swinburne. This video is part of Swinburne's Digital Aquarium Deep Dive series.