Publications (Dr A. Wendy Russell)
Wendy has published 23 refereed publications, including 8 on photosynthesis research. Her social science papers are listed below. Here is some information about how much Wendy’s work has been cited (by other researchers writing papers).
Total citations (career): 606 (Web of Science); 1367 (Google Scholar)
Total citations (social science): 351 (Web of Science); 940 (Google Scholar)
Most highly cited paper (Wickson et al, 2006; 10. below) – 208 cites (Web of Science, Apr 201); 500 (Google Scholar, Apr 2019)
H score (career) – 10 (Web of Science); 13 (Google Scholar)
H score (social science) – 7 (Web of Science); 11 (Google Scholar)
Refereed Publications (social science):
- N. Marks and A.W. Russell (2015) Public engagement in biosciences and biotechnologies: Reflections on the role of sociology and STS. Journal of Sociology 51 (1): 97-115
- A.W.Russell (2013) Improving Legitimacy in Nanotechnology Policy Development through Stakeholder and Community Engagement: Forging New Pathways, Review of Policy Research, 30 (5):566-587
- F. Vanclay, A.W. Russell and J. Kimber (2013) Enhancing innovation in agriculture at the policy level: The potential contribution of Technology Assessment. Land Use Policy 31: 406-411
- A.W. Russell, F. Vanclay, J. Salisbury and H. Aslin (2011) Technology assessment in Australia: The case for a formal agency to improve advice to policy makers. Policy Sciences 44: 157-177
- A.W. Russell, F. Vanclay, H. Aslin, (2010) Technology Assessment in Social Context: The case for a new framework for assessing and shaping technological developments. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal 28 (2): 109 – 14
- A.W. Russell, F. Wickson and A.L Carew (2008) Transdisciplinarity: context, contradictions and capacity. Futures 40 (5): 460-472
- A.W. Russell, S. Dolnicar and M. Ayoub (2008) Double degrees: double the trouble or twice the return? Higher Education 55 (5): 575–591
- A.W. Russell and Robert Sparrow (2008) The case for regulating intragenic GMOs. Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 21 (2): 153-181
- A.W. Russell (2008) GMOs and their contexts: a comparison of potential and actual performance of GM crops in a local agricultural setting. Geoforum 39 (1): 213-222
- F. Wickson, A.L Carew and A.W. Russell (2006) Transdisciplinary Research: characteristics, quandaries and quality. Futures 38 (9): 1046-1059
- A.W. Russell (2005) No academic borders? Transdisciplinarity in university teaching and research. Australian Universities Review 48 (1) 35-41
- A.W. Russell, Netherwood, G.M.A. and Robinson, S.A. (2004) Photosynthesis in silico. Overcoming the challenges of photosynthesis education using a multimedia CD-ROM. Bioscience Education E-Journal 3, 3-8 (http://bio.ltsn.ac.uk/journal/vol3/beej-3-8.htm)
- A.W. Russell (2003) Use of the Triple Bottom Line Framework in Evaluating Social Changes Associated with the Adoption of Genetically Modified Crops in Australia. In: Pritchard, B., Curtis, A., Spriggs, J. & Le Heron, R. Social Dimensions of the Triple Bottom Line in Rural Australia. Bureau of Rural Sciences, Canberra, pp 195-208
- Hampton, G., Skillen, J., Russell, W., Robinson, S., Rodgerson, L. & Trivett, N. (2003) Integrating Tertiary Literacy into the Curriculum: Effects on Performance and Retention. Proceedings of the Uniserve Improving Learning Outcomes through Flexible Science Teaching Symposium, pp 25-30
- A.W. Russell (2001) Gene Technology in R&D Provision to the Australian Sugar Industry: Sweetening up Public Research? Rural Society 11 (3): 163-180
Please contact Wendy if you’re interested in her photosynthesis publications!
Other publications & reports:
Wendy Russell (2017) Citizens’ jury fuel for SA government decision on nuclear. The Mandarin, 6 Feb 2017
Wendy Russell (2016) Citizens juries: how do they fit into democracy? The Mandarin, 12 Oct 2016
Social Capital in the Capital, IAP2 event with Andrew Leigh, 29 Nov 2013
- Russell (2000) Book Review: The Obesity Epidemic. WiseNet Journal, 69: 19
- Russell (2004) Book Review: Recoding Nature. Critical perspectives on genetic engineering. Rural Society 14 (3): 304-305
- Russell (2004) Study into community impact of GM cotton. Narrabri Courier, Thurs, 29 July, 2004
A.W. Russell (2000) Forging new paths. Transdisciplinarity in Universities. WiseNet Journal, 53: 14-15
A.W. Russell (1999) Letting the gene out of the bottle. Opposing views on the debate on transgenic food. Australasian Science, May 1999, p28-31
Research grants:
New Democracy Foundation research grant, 2016, Decisiveness, impact and influence of deliberative democracy processes: is there a simple relationship?, $24 000
ARC Discovery grant, 2006-2008, F. Vanclay, A.W. Russell & H. Aslin, Managing innovation with a policy-relevant framework to assess the social consequences of technological developments, $154 000
UoW Educational Strategic Development Grant, 2004-2005, More than doubling the benefit: promoting transdisciplinarity in double degrees, $15 096
ARC small grant, 1999, A.W. Russell, Stoianoff, N, & Mitchell, G. The shaping of policy and innovation in agricultural biotechnology in Australia, $5500
Postgraduate supervision:
Co-supervisor, Michel Watson, Australian National University, 2017
Topic: A Deliberation on the Future of Non-Embryo Human Gene Therapy in Australia
Co-supervisor, Ruth O’Connor, Australian National University, 2016 – 2018
Thesis title: Frameworks for evaluating decision-maker engagement with science
Co-supervisor, Tangyao Zhang, Australian National University, 2015 – 2018
Topic: Public Awareness and Risk Communication of GM Foods in China
Co-supervisor, Cobi Smith, Australian National University, 2015 – 2016
Thesis title: Tradeoffs in deliberative public engagement with science
Co-supervisor, Julie Kimber, PhD, University of Tasmania, 2006-2010
Thesis title: Assessing The Social Consequences Of New Food Technologies
Principal Supervisor, Fern Wickson, PhD, Cross-Faculty (Arts-Science), University of Wollongong, 2002-2006
Thesis title: From Risk to Uncertainty: Australia’s Environmental Regulation of Genetically Modified Crops
Recent Presentations:
- W. Russell, Crisis of discourse? Citizen deliberation as an intervention to bring needed virtues into practice, Crisis of Expertise conference, University of Melbourne, Mar 2018
- W. Russell, Bringing dialogue to public engagement in science and technology: A workshop on communicative practices, Australian Association for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Sciences, Wollongong, Nov 2017
- W. Russell, Engaging with the public about nanomaterials in the food chain. International Life Sciences Institute Symposium, Nov, 2016
- W. Russell, Impacts of engagement on political decision making. International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) conference, Oct 2016
- W. Russell, Deliberative Democracy and what it offers to engagement on environmental issues. Presentation to NSW Office of Environment and Heritage, July 2016
- W. Russell, Not the next GM – synthetic biology and the prospects for public engagement in Australia. Synthetic Biology Cutting Edge Symposium, Apr 2016
- W. Russell, Innovations to democratise innovation. Steps toward deliberative participation in a technocratic domain. Australian Political Studies Association, Sep 2015
- W. Russell, Engagement and Strategic Communications. Presentation to ACT Government Communications Network, Jun 2015
- W. Russell, A STEP towards public engagement in national science and technology policy in Australia. International Symposium on Transforming Public Engagement on Controversial Science & Technology, New Zealand, Feb 2014
- W. Russell, Science & Technology Engagement Pathways (STEP) A community and stakeholder engagement framework. Presentation to the Commonwealth Government Stakeholder Engagement Community of Practice, Feb 2014
A.W. Russell & C. Cormick, Multistakeholder engagement: Community engagement in decision making about enabling technologies. Asia-Pacific Science Policy Studies conference, Wellington, February, 2012