Dr. Travis Holland is a Senior Lecturer in Communication at Charles Sturt University, Australia. He teaches subjects in digital media, communication theory, and research strategies at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
His research focuses on the intersection of media, science, and public engagement, with an emphasis on how institutions like museums and space agencies use media to communicate with the public. Travis also investigates the role of film and television in shaping public perceptions of science and exploration and other matters.
His work has been published in leading journals such as Media International Australia and Television and New Media, covering topics like paleontology communication and television in space flight. He is currently involved in projects exploring site-specific methodologies, particularly related to environmental reserves and the use of digital data in public spaces, continuing to contribute to scholarship and teaching on digital media and science communication.
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