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Dr Dena Fam BInD (Hons I), PhD (Sustainable Futures) AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Transdisciplinary research and practice • Systems thinking, design and learning • Industry and community engagement • Transition management • Socio-technical change and innovation

EDUCATION PhD Sustainable Futures, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of

Technology Sydney 2008–2014

BInD

Bachelor of Industrial Design (Hons I), Faculty Engineering, Information and Communication Technology, Western Sydney University

2004-2007

BCA Bachelor of Contemporary Arts, Faculty of Visual Arts, Western Sydney University

2000-2002

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2016-present Research Director Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

2014–2017 Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow Institute for Sustainable Futures & Centre for Management and Organisational Studies, University of Technology Sydney

2015–2016 Research Principal Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

2014–2015

Senior Research Consultant Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

2011-2012 Guest Lecturer (Visual Communications) Design, Building & Architecture, University of Technology Sydney

2011-2012 Guest Lecturer (Visual Communications) Department of Visual Communications, Western Sydney University

2010–2013 Research Consultant (Part-time) Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

2008-2009 Research Assistant (Part-time) Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2015

Master Class: Learning to Improve Conducted by Professor Tony Bryk, University of Technology Sydney

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2014

Cultural Awareness Training Conducted by Media Unit, University of Technology Sydney

2014 UNEP Executive Summer School Conducted by University of Geneva, Switzerland

2014

Qualitative Research Workshop Conducted by Professor Stewart Clegg, University of Technology Sydney

2013 Public Policy Module 1 Conducted by the Australian Technology Network

2013 Media and social network training Conducted by the Media office, University of Technology Sydney

2012 Workshop: Systems thinking Conducted by Prof Rosalind Armson & Prof Gerald Midgely

2011 Master Class: Life Cycle Management Conducted by Prof Roland Clift, University of Technology Sydney

2010 Action Research (on-line) Conducted by Bob Dick, University of Queensland

2009 & 2011 Training: NVivo qualitative software University of Technology Sydney

2008

Certificate in Ecological Sanitation Conducted by UNESCO-IHE

OTHER COMMITMENTS Portfolio Director UTS Steering Committee Member Professional Memberships - Fellowships Conference Co-Convenor

Director of the ISF Research Outcomes portfolio to increase the quality and quantity of outcomes at ISF, including the development of an ISF resarch impact framework (2016-present). FoR 12 Coding Steering committee member to strategically target coding of publications and projects against ERA (2016 – 2017) at UTS and ISF for greater research impact. Invited member of the ‘Curriculum Flexiblity Working Group’ investigating the challenges of challenges to creating new joint programs across faculties and delivering student choice within that curriculum plan (2017- present) 2013 – present Fellow: Peter Cullen Fellowship http://www.petercullentrust.com.au/fellows/overview 2010 – present Sustainability Transitions Research Network https://transitionsnetwork.org 2008 – present Member: Asia-Pacific Science Technology Society Network 2008 – present Member: Smart Locale (Pyrmont-Ultimo Precinct) https://www.smartlocale.com.au 2008 – present Member: Sustainable Sanitation Alliance http://www.susana.org/en/

International conference, Tapping the Turn – water’s social dimensions, Australian National University 15-16th November, 2012

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(http://tappingtheturn.org/); one of four conference organisers of 200 participants; peer reviewer of 85 abstracts and papers.

Visiting Scholar

Manchester University, Sustainable Consumption Institute (2016) Griffith University, QLD, Australia, Smart Water Research Centre (2014) Linkoping University, Sweden, Department of Water and Environmental Studies (2011, 2014) Chalmers University, Sweden, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (2009)

Scientific Committee Member (Conference)

Invited Scientific Committee Member for the ‘International Transdisciplinary Conference, Transdisciplinary Research and Education – Intercultural Endeavours September 11 to 15, 2017 Lüneburg, Germany. My roles include, session coordinator, scientific board member, reviewer of proposals and invited speaker http://www.leuphana.de/zentren/methodenzentrum/veranstaltungen/itd-conference-2017.html Invited Scientific Committee Member for the World Toilet Summit and Expo, 27-29th October, 2016 in Kuching Suruwak, Malaysia. My role involves selecting suitable topics, moderating conference sessions & invited speaker. http://worldtoilet.org/15th-world-toilet-summit-expo/

Invited Reviewer (proposals)

Innovedum ETH, Zurich (2016) (www.innovedum.ethz.ch): Invitation to review financed teaching-related projects. The Zurich Teaching Commission (www.lehrkommission.ethz.ch), supported by the opinions of experts, assesses the projects submitted to this fund for consideration.

Invited Reviewer (journals)

I have reviewed journal publications for a broad range of Australian nd international journals including: (1) Water, Science and Technology; (2) Water Policy; (3) Journal of Cleaner Production; (4) Local Environment – International Journal of Justice and Sustainability; (5) Sustainability; (6) Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions; (7) Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development; (8) World Development, (9) Journal of Environmental Sociology, (10) Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, (11) Africa Education Review, (12) Journal of Hydrology, (13) Journal of Sustainable Cities and Society, (14) Utilities Policy, (15) Water, Science, Technology – Water Supply, (16) Journal of Science, Engineering and Ethics

Invited Facilitator/Co-Facilitator

Invited facilitator for the Peter Cullen Trust, Leadership Master Class, 20-21st

August, 2016. Co-faciliting a 2 day masterclass for 10 state-wide fellows on developing capacity for environmental leadership in Australia. Invited Co-facilitator of a half day workshop with Prof Chris Reidy, Transdisciplinary Research and Practice, 24th August, 2016 (15 participants across UTS faculties) Invited facilitator for a 1 hour workshop ‘Transdisciplinary Research, Practice and learning’, November 25th, 2016, at the UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences postgraduate conference, ‘Emergence and Convergence’ (10 participants)

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Invited Co-facilitator of a 1 day workshop ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice’ with Prof Bill Bellotti (2017) at the Global Change Institute, University of Queensland, 15th Feb, 2017 (30 participants) http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=21425a33c4d5d2d879313b6f6&id=8d20c13db5&e= Invited facilitator of a 1 day workshop ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice’ with Dr Abby Lopes Mellick (2017) at the Institute of Culture and Society, Western Sydney University August 29th, 2017 (40 participants)

Journal Editor Special Issue: Co-editor, Journal of Design Research (2015) Special Issue: Lead editor, ACME: International Journal of Critical E-Geographies (2015) Special Issue: Lead editor, Local Environment: International Journal of Justice and Sustainability (2015)

Book Editor Edited Book: Lead editor, The Art of Collaborative Research and Collective Learning: Transdisciplinary Theory, Practice & Education, with 18 international contributors, Springer (forthcoming 2018) Edited Book: Lead editor, Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes, with 18 international contributors, Routledge (2017)

Supervisory Roles

Category 1 Higher Degree Research Supervisor (2017) PhD Co-Supervisor (ISF) (2017 – present) PhD Primary Supervisor (DAB/ISF) (2016 – present) PhD Co-Supervisor (UTS Pharmacy/ISF) (2015) PhD Co-Supervisor (ISF) (2015 – present) Masters Supervisor, Environmental Management (2014) Undergraduate Supervisor, Industrial Design - Honours (2012) Undergraduate Supervisor Visual Communications - Honours (2009) Capstone Co-supervisor (UTS, Engineering) (2016) Capstone Co-supervisor (UTS, Engineering) (2015) Internship (University of Sydney, Agriculture) (2017) Staff Supervisor, Level 7 (FT) Senior Consultant at ISF (2015-2016) Staff Supervisor, Level 7 (FT), Senior Consultant at ISF (2017-present) Staff Supervisor, Level 7 (PT), Senior Consultant at ISF (2017- present)

SCHOLARSHIPS/BURSARIES 2014 2009 2009 2008-2011 2007

UNEP Executive Summer School Scholarship Asia-Pacific Science Technology Society Network Conference – Bursary Australian Federation of University Women – International travel grant Australian Post Graduate Scholarship (APA) Irrigation Futures Scholarship – Cooperative Research Centre

FELLOWSHIPS/AWARDS/GRANTS 2017 2017 2016

Australian Campuses Toward Sustainability (ACTS) Finalist UTS Green Hero Award – Facilitating UTS Transdisciplinary Living Labs UTS Vice Chancellor’s Teaching and Learning Grant ($10,000)

2015 Community Pharmacy ‘Best Poster’ World Congress of Pharmacy, Germany

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2014 UTS Chancellors Postdoctoral Research Fellowship 2013 Peter Cullen Fellowship – Science to Policy Leadership Program 2012 2010 2008 2007

NSW Green Globe Awards (for leadership in environmental innovation) UTS Cross Disciplinary Challenge Grant ($70,000) Science Award most downloaded Technical Report – CRC Irrigation Futures Dean’s merit list – Western Sydney University (WSU)

SELECTED PROJECTS

• Planning Interdisciplinary Postgraduate programs at UTS 2017

(UTS, $38,000) Summary: I am the Project Director (ISF) under the direction of Professor Lesley Hitchens (Law) which involves working with faculties across the university to plan the pilot and introduction of new interdisciplinary post graduate degrees at UTS.

• Central Park (CCP) Organics Management Feasibility Study 2017 ($20,000 - City of Sydney and $30,000 - Flow Systems) Summary: I am Project Director and Chief Investigator of a feasibility study of organic waste management (food, sewage, trade) using an Anaerobic Digestion (AD) system at Central Park, taking into consideration collection, transport, treatment and reuse of organic waste at a building scale to minimise waste and maximise resource recovery (energy, biosolids) while considering associated economic and socio-cultural issues.

• Briefing Paper: The Water - Waste Industry Convergence 2016-2017 (Department of Environment & Energy, $10,000) Summary: I am Project Director and researcher of a team of four co-authors collating and synthesising the risks and opportunities associated with the emerging trend of the convergence between the water and waste industries. The project was funded by the Department Environment.

• Organics management in the Pyrmont-Ultimo Precinct 2016-2017 (NSW EPA $20,000 and Sydney Water Corporation $40,000) Summary: I am the Co-Director and researcher of this project to conduct a feasibility study of alternative organics management systems in the Pyrmont-Ultimo Precinct. Tasks included conducting an (1) international literature review and system map of the scope of potential systems, technologies and approaches to manage organic waste streams, (2) mapping material flows of organic waste across the precinct, (3) interviews with key stakeholders implicated and invested in the organics waste management system and communication and dissemination of finding at an organised ‘Organics summit’ with key industry and government stakeholders.

• Onsite recycling of organics at University of Technology Sydney 2016-2017

($244K NSW EPA + $244K FMO/UTS + $45K UTS Resources) Summary: I am the Project Director and Chief Investigator on this project, managing two research staff and co-ordinating an interdisciplinary winter school connected to the EPA grant with Dr Ali Crosby from DAB. The aim of the project is to install 2 processing systems at 2 different sites at the city campus at UTS with the aim of managing 100% of the organic waste streams from cafes, staff/student kitchens and public bins on-site. Once dehydrated organics have been processed on-site, and outputs regulated by the EPA, we will be seeking to use the nutrient rich soil conditioner in local council gardens/parks and market gardens to sustainably manage all organics produced. Discussions with local councils have been initiated with City of Sydney and Leichardt Council to receive the organic outputs from the system once the

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regulatory issues have been settled with potential sites for use being local parks and gardens and community gardens.

• UTS Vice Chancellor’s Teaching and Learning Grant – Scoping, developing, trialling and evaluating resources to support transdisciplinary learning, teaching, design and research in higher education, 2016 (UTS $10K) Summary: I am a co-leader of the teaching and learning grant with Dr Tanja Golja. The project aimed to support academics to take transdisciplinary approaches in designing, teaching and evaluating learning experiences for their students, whether at undergraduate, postgraduate or PhD level. Its significance lies in, first, building staff capability as UTS begins to scale up transdisciplinary offerings and, second, collaborating with and contributing to international networks to progress this field. The outcomes from the project are resources (concept descriptions, techniques, processes, methodologies, tools) curated developmentally to assist academics in understanding transdisciplinary principles and practices, and enacting such ideas in their teaching or design of programs.

• Scoping Interdisciplinary Postgraduate programs at UTS 2016 (UTS $109K) Summary: I am the Project Director of this project. Having identified the need to develop a range of interdisciplinary postgraduate degrees at UTS, this project involved scoping the potential and recommendations for the introduction of new interdisciplinary degrees at UTS. This was achieved by scanning both local and international best practice in the delivery of interdisciplinary programs in research, teaching and learning as well as through strong engagement with stakeholders throughout the process. An implementation strategy was developed, in consultation with key faculty, to trial two to three pilot interdisciplinary postgraduate degrees with a market research brief providing an outline of the proposed degrees for conducting further market research for 2017.

• Cleaning contaminated sites with effective social engagement, 2015-2017 (NSW Environmental Trust, $193,500) Summary: I am the Project Manager and research consultant on this project. The research aims to effectively engage affected communities in risk management responses and the remediation of contaminated sites. Beyond the management of 5 project partners from government and industry, I have been involved in interviewing a range of community members and organisations involved in the remediation of contaminated sites at Botany, synthesising data, developing final reporting and publication of results.

• Alaskan Water and Sewer Challenge, 2014-2015

(Alaskan Department of Environment & Conservation $100K) Summary: I was involved as Project Manager (of the Australian team) and social researcher within an international team funded by the Alaskan government to design innovative water and sanitation systems for remote indigenous communities. I was involved in interviewing 25 stakeholders from government, industry and remote communities on their knowledge of and preferences for low cost, low technological systems. The data was analysed, developed into design principles and used as primary guidance for developing culturally appropriate, socially acceptable systems for remote communities.

• Doctoral research – People and practices: Fostering transitions toward sustainability

through transdisciplinary inquiry and individual, social and organisational learning, 2014 Summary: The sociological perspective of ‘people and practices’ adopted to study transitions in sanitation revealed the complex relationship between sanitation technologies, users/consumers

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and managers/providers of these systems. Contributions to new knowledge resulting from this research span praxis and methodology. This has included identification of principles for designing experiments to support social learning in transdisciplinary projects inclusive of end-users, processes for engaging end-users in adopting new practices through social learning, and methods for translating individual learning into organisational learning and change by organisations trialling sustainable innovation. Methodological contributions include the identification and application of a cumulative staged approach to case study research on transitions and demonstration of the value and validity of qualitative social research in facilitating and supporting the emergence of new and fragile practices.

• Transitioning to sustainable sanitation futures: a transdisciplinary pilot project of urine

diversion systems, 2010-12 ($70K, plus $125K industry funds and $165K in-kind contributions) I was involved as a project manager, social scientist and participant within a transdisciplinary project team, trialling urine diversion (UD) systems within UTS to determine the viability of UD as a resource recovery and reuse system in practice. My role invovleved managing 15 partners from industry, government and 3 universities (UNSW, UTS and WSU) across 4 faculties (Business, Design, Engineering and Law), organising workshops and co-ordinating teams to work across disciplinary fields in the project.

• Mutual Learning for Social Change: Using social research to support the introduction of

urine diverting toilets in the Kinglake West Sewerage Project, 2011 (Yarra Valley Water $110K) I was involved as social scientist, facilitator, co-author and collaborator, using social research to support the introduction of urine diverting toilets in the Kinglake West Sewerage Project in Victoria, Australia. This project, used as case study for my PhD research involved interviewing household residents, tradespeople and utility managers involved in trialling, installing managing and using innovative systems of sanitation; analysing the data, planning and facilitating workshops with managers from Yarra Valley Water (water utility).

• Melbourne Sewage Strategy: Development of qualitative decentralised systems, 2009

(Melbourne Water $80K) I was involved as research consultant, co-author and contributor to developing decentralised concepts and case studies for the 2009 Metropolitan Sewerage Strategy for the provision of sustainable sewerage options for Melbourne over the next fifty years.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Books Fam D., Neuhauser L., Gibbs, P., Forthcoming 2018, ‘The Art of Collaborative Research and Collective Learning: Transdisciplinary Theory, Practice and Education’ (eds) Springer, UK Fam, D, Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. 2017, ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability (eds), Routledge, UK

Fam, D., Mellick-Lopes, A., Mosely, E., Mathieson, L., Morison, J. & Connelian, G. 2008, 'Irrigation of Urban Green Spaces; A Review of the Environmental, Social and Economic benefits', CRC Technical Publication, Cooperative Research Centre for Irrigation Futures, CRC Technical Publications, pp. 1- 46. Scholarly Book Chapters

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Fam D., Nuehauser L. & Gibbs P., Forthcoming 2018, Introduction: The art of collaborative research and collective learning: Transdisciplinary theory, practice and education, in Fam D., Neuhauser L. & Gibbs, P. (eds) The art of collaborative research and collective learning: Transdisciplinary theory, practice and education, Springer, UK. Fam D., Leimbach T., Kelly, S., Hitchens L. & Callen M., Forthcoming 2018, Meta-considerations for Planning, Introducing and Standardising Interdisciplinary Learning in Higher Degree Institutions, in Fam D., Neuhauser L. & Gibbs, P. (eds) The art of collaborative research and collective learning: Transdisciplinary theory, practice and education, Springer, UK. Crosby A., Fam D. & Mellick-Lopes A., Forthcoming 2018, Trandisciplinarity and the ‘Living Lab model’: Food waste management as a site for collaborative learning, in Fam D., Neuhauser L. & Gibbs, P. (eds) The art of collaborative research and collective learning: Transdisciplinary theory, practice and education, Springer, UK. Palmer J., Fam D., Reidy C. & Mitchell C., 2017, Introduction, in Fam, D., Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. (eds) ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes (eds), Routledge, UK

Fam D. & Sofoulis Z, 2017, Trouble at the disciplinary divide: A Knowledge Ecologies analysis of a co-design project, in Fam, D., Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. (eds) ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes (eds), Routledge, UK

Fam D., Smith T. & Cordell D., 2017, Being a transdisciplinary researcher: skills and dispositions fostering competence in transdisciplinary research and practice, in Fam, D., Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. (eds) ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes (eds), Routledge, UK Williams J., Fam D., & Lopes Mellick A., 2017, ‘Creating knowledge: visual communication design research in transdisciplinary projects, in Fam, D., Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. (eds) ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes, Routledge, UK Mitchell, C., Cordell, D. and Fam, D., 2017, “Beginning at the end: The outcome spaces framework to guide purposive transdisciplinary research”, in Fam, D., Palmer, J., Reidy, C. & Mitchell, C. (eds) ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainability Outcomes, Routledge, UK.

Mitchell, C.A., Fam, D. & Cordell, D.J. 2011, 'Effectively managing the transition towards restorative futures in the sewage industry: a phosphorus case study' in Howe, C. and Mitchell, C. (eds), Water Sensitive Cities, IWA Publishing, UK, pp. 1-23.

Willetts J., Mitchell C., Abeysuriya K. & Fam, D. 2011, Creative tensions: negotiating the multiple dimensions of a transdisciplinary doctorate in Reshaping doctoral education: changing programs and pedagogies, editors Alison Lee & Susan Danby, Taylor & Francis, pp. 128-143.

Peer Reviewed Journal articles Fam D., 2017, Facilitating communities of practice as social learning systems: A case study of trialling sustainable sanitation at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Knowledge Management, Research and Practice, Vol 15, Issue 3, pp.391-399 https://doi.org/10.1057/s41275-017-0062-x

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Fam, D.M. & Sofoulis, Z. 2017, 'A Knowledge Ecologies analysis of co-designing water and sanitation services in Alaska', Journal of Science and Engineering Ethics, Volume 23, Issue 4 pp. 1059–1083. Giurco D, Teske S, Fam D. and Florin N. 2016, Energy-mineral Nexus: Tensions between Integration and Reconfiguration, Journal for Japan Society of Energy and Resources Vol. 37 Issue 3, pp. 26-31 Franco-Trigo L, Hossain LN, Durks D, Fam D., Inglis S, Benrimoj SI, Sabater-Hernández D, 2016, Stakeholder analysis for the development of a community pharmacy service aimed at preventing cardiovascular disease Research in Social & Administrative Pharmacy Fam D., Lahiri-Dutt K and Sofoulis Z. 2015, Special Issue: Scaling down: Researching household water practices, Vol. 14, Issue 3, pp. 639-651, ACME: International E-Journal of Critical Geographies Fam D. and Mellick Lopes A. 2015, Designing for system change: innovation, practice and everyday water use, Vol. 14, Issue 3, pp. 751-764, in Special Issue: Scaling down: Researching household water practices, (eds) Fam D., Lahiri-Dutt K and Sofoulis Z., ACME: International E-Journal of Critical Geographies Lopes-Mellick A., McGill A and Fam D., 2015, Special Issue: Design and practice theory - a promising dialogue, Journal of Design Research, Vol. 13, Issue 3, pp. 327-347 Fam D. and Lopes-Mellick A., 2015, Toilet practices and system change: lessons from a transdisciplinary research project, in Special Issue: Design and practice theory - a promising dialogue, (eds) Lopes-Mellick A., McGill A and Fam D., Journal of Design Research, Vol. 13, Issue 3, pp. 307-322 Fam D. and Sofoulis Z. 2015, Special Issue Editorial: Local adaptations in a changing water climate: small-scale infrastructures, Vol. 20, Issue 5, pp. 528-531, Local Environment: International Journal of Justice and Sustainability Delaney, C. & Fam, D. 2015, 'The 'meaning' behind household rainwater use: An Australian case study', Technology in Society, vol. 42, pp. 179-186. Mitchell, C., Cordell, D., Fam, D., 2015, “Beginning at the end, the outcome spaces framework to guide purposive transdisciplinary research” Futures, Vol. 65 pp. 6-96 Palmer J., Fam D., Smith T and Kilham S., 2014, Ethics in Fieldwork: Reflections on the Unexpected, Qualitative Report, Vol. (19), July 14th, 2014 Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Lopes, A. 2014, 'Emergence of decentralised water and sanitation systems in Melbourne, Australia', International Journal of Water, Inderscience Publishers, United Kingdom, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 145-165 Abeysuriya K.R., Fam D. & Mitchell C., 2013, Trialling urine diversion in Australia: technical and social learnings, Water Science and Technology, vol. 68, no. 10, pp. 2186-2194. Fam, D., Mitchell, C., Abeysuriya K. & Meeks, T. 2013, Facilitating organisational learning to support decision making and planning for sustainability in the water sector, Water Policy, vol. 15, no. 1, pp. 1094-1108.

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Fam D. & Mitchell C., 2013, Sustainable innovation and wastewater management: lessons in nutrient recovery and reuse, Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability, vol. 18, no. 7, pp. 769-780. Lopes A., Fam D. & Williams J., 2012, Designing Sustainable Sanitation: involving design in innovative, transdisciplinary research, Design Studies, Vol. 33, Issue 3, pp. 298-317 (Impact Factor: 0.969)

Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A., Lopes, A. & Willetts, J.R. 2009, 'The challenge of system change: an historical analysis of Sydney's sewer systems', Design Philosophy Papers, Vol. 2/2009, pp.1-20

Peer Reviewed Conference Papers Fam D., Crosby A. & Mellick Lopes A., 2017, ‘Touching the system: everyday practices implicated in creating a new economy for food waste management’, 9th International Social Innovation Research Conference (ISIRC), 12-14 December 2017, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. Fam D., Leimbach T. Kelly S., Hitchens L. & Callen M., 2017, Collaborative research and collective learning: institutionalizing interdisciplinary programs in higher education’, International Transdisciplinary Conference, Transdisciplinary Research and Education — Intercultural Endeavours, September 11-15, 2017, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany. Fam D., Mitchell C., Ross K., Ukowitz M, 2017, Challenging my and your worldview - recognizing ontological (beliefs), epistemological (knowledge) and axiological (values) assumptions to enrich TD research and practice’, International Transdisciplinary Conference, Transdisciplinary Research and Education — Intercultural Endeavours, September 11-15, 2017, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany.

Crosby, A., Fam, D.M. & Abby Mellick Lopes, 2016, 'Wealth from Waste: a transdisciplinary approach to design education', Open Design for E-very-thing – exploring new design purposes, Hong Kong. http://cumulus.hkdihongkong2016.org/uploads/files/cumulus_hong_kong_2016_working_papers_final.pdf Franco-Trigo L., Durks D., Hossain L. N., Fam D., Benrimoj S. Sabater-Hernández D., 2015, ‘Identifying a planning group for the development, implementation and evaluation of a pharmacy service aimed at preventing cardiovascular diseases in Australia’, 75th World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 29th Sept-3rd Oct, Dusseldorf, Germany (Poster). Mitchell C., Cordell D. & Fam D., 2015, ‘Designing transdisciplinary research for preferred outcomes: The ‘outcome spaces framework’, TDNet conference, 8-10th September, 2015, Basel, Switzerland

Yoemans W., Fam D. & White S, 2015, ‘Case study analysis of niche precinct scale transition processes – Learning and information flows influencing future city-scale transformation’, International Societal Transitions Conference, Sussex, UK. Fam D., Ross K. & Mitchell C., 2015, Translating storytelling into principles for designing dry sanitation in rural native Alaskan communities, International Dry Toilet Conference, Tampere Technical University, Tampere, Finland, August 19-22nd, 2015

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Fam D. and Mitchell C., 2014, Forging pathways toward the institutionalisation of recycled water in Australia through collective action, International Sustainability Transitions Conference: Institutions and Impact, Utrecht University, August 29-30th.

Mellick-Lopes, A. & Fam, D.M. 2014, 'Transitions, Social Practices and Design: Notes from a Transdisciplinary Research Project', Feral experiment, New design thinking, National Institute for Experimental Arts, UNSW, Sydney. Fam D., 2014, Creating a conducive environment for knowledge partnerships: Learning about the viability of sustainable innovation in practice, Cultivating Knowledge Ecologies: Contexts, Complexities, Powers, People, Institute for Culture and Society, Parramatta, Western Sydney University, March 25-27. Fam D., Abeysuriya K. R., & Mitchell C., 2013, A transdisciplinary project of urine diversion (UD), The 1st Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation, ANU, Canberra, September 2013. Fam D., Cordell D. & Mitchell C., 2013, Beginning at the end: the curious case of the Transdisciplinary outcomes spaces, The 1st Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation, ANU, Canberra, September 2013. Fam, D., Abeysuriya, K.R., Meeks, T., Sharples, J. & Mitchell, C.A. 2012, 'Social learning is essential in transitioning to sustainable water services', Ozwater '12 'Sharing Knowledge, Planning the Future', Sydney, Australia, May 2012 in Proceedings of OzWater'12 'Sharing Knowledge, Planning the Future', ed. Australian Water Association (AWA), pp. 1-12. Moy, C. & Fam, D. 2012, 'The meaning of rainwater: using practice theory to analyse household rainwater consumption', Tapping the Turn: social dimensions of water management, Hedley Bull Centre, Australian National University, Canberra, November 2012 in Proceedings of Tapping the Turn conference: social dimensions of water management, ed. Harriden, K., Graymore M., Sofoulis Z., Lahiri-Dutt K. and Fam D., Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia. Fam, DM. & Mellick Lopes, A. 2012, 'Supporting system change and niche practices through qualitative social research', Beyond Behavioural Change: A symposium on social practice theories and their implications for environmental policy and programs, Storey Hall, RMIT, Melbourne, November 2012 in Proceedings of the Beyond Behavioural Change Symposium, ed Strengers, Y., Maller, C., Horne, R. and Hawkins, G., RMIT, Melbourne. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Lopes, A. 2011, 'Facilitating social learning in transdisciplinary collaboration: a socio-technical experiment in implementing sustainable sanitation', All together now - working across disciplines: People, principles and practice, Hull, UK, July 2011 in 55th Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences, ed Wilby, J. and Klein, L., International Society of Systems Scientists, Conference proceedings. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2011, 'Learning to facilitate learning', 2nd International Conference on Sustainability Transitions - Diversity, plurality and change: breaking new grounds in sustainability transition research, Lund University, Lund, Sweden, June 2011 in 2nd International Conference on Sustainability Transitions, ed. Smith, A. and Grin, J., Lund University. Abeysuriya, K.R., Fam, D., Hagare, P. & Williams, J. 2010, 'Transitioning to sustainable sanitation through cross disciplinary, practice-based research: an on-campus pilot of urine diversion at UTS', International conference of Australasian campuses towards sustainability, Melbourne, Australia, September 2010 in The 10th international conference of Australasian campuses towards

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sustainability (ACTS Inc.): connecting curriculum and campus, ed. RMIT, Melbourne, Australia, pp. 1-8. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2010, 'Institutional challenges to system innovation in wastewater management - the case of urine diversion in Sweden', Cities of The Future 2010, Marriott hotel, Boston, USA, March 2010 in Cities of The Future 2010, ed. International Water Association (IWA) Boston, USA. Mellick-Lopes, A., Fam, D. & Williams, J. 2010, 'Designing sustainable sanitation through transdisciplinary research: a pilot project of nutrient recovery and reuse', Cumulus - International Association of Universities and Colleges of Art, Design and Media, Shanghai, China, August 2010 in Cumulus - International Association of Universities and Colleges of Art, Design and Media - Shanghai Conference 2010: Young Creators for Better City and Better Life, ed Manzini E., DESIS, Shanghai, China, pp. 339-346. Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R., Willetts, J.R. & Fam, D. 2010, 'Enabling decentralised urban sewage infrastructure by facilitating successful organisations to provide long-term management', Cities of the Future 2010, Marriott Hotel, Boston, USA, March 2010 in Cities of The Future 2010, ed. International Water Association (IWA), Boston, USA. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2009, 'Critical stakeholder engagement in shifting paradigms from removal to recovery in wastewater management - a case study of implementing urine diversion in Sweden', Brisbane, November 2009 in Asia-Pacific Science, Technology and Society Network Conference 2009, Griffith University, Queensland. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Mellick-Lopes, A. 2009, 'Distributed wastewater management in Melbourne, Australia: A case study of transition in practice', Dynamics and governance of transitions to sustainability, Amsterdam, June 2009 in 1st European Conference on Sustainability Transitions. Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Fam, D. 2009, 'Sanitary systems: lifecycle thinking leads to consideration of distributed infrastructure', The Global Challenge of Managing Life Cycles, Cape Town, South Africa, September 2009 in 4th International Conference on Life Cycle Management, ed von Blottnitz, H. and Winter, M., Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Cape Town, South Africa, Cape Town, South Africa, pp. 1-7.

Industry & Government Reports Turner, A., Fam, D., Madden, B and Liu, A. 2017, Pyrmont Ultimo Precinct (PUP) Scale Organics Management Scoping Study prepared for Sydney Water Corporation and the NSW Environment Protection Authority by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney.

Fam D, Turner A, Latimer G, Liu A, Guirco D, & Starr P, 2017, Convergence of the waste and water sectors: risks, opportunities and future trends – discussion paper prepared for the Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government, by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney.

Kelly, S., Fam, D., Hitchens L. & Callen M., 2016, Scoping the Potential for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Programs at UTS, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney D’Amato V., Fam D., Mitchell C., Ashbolt N., Stanley J. 2015, Phase 2: Design Narrative, Alaska Water and Sewer Challenge, Tetra Tech, Carolina, USA.

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Mitchell, C.A., Fam, D. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2013, 'Transitioning to sustainable sanitation: a transdisciplinary pilot project of urine diversion', Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, pp. 1-137. *Mitchell, C.A., Fam, D. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2011, 'Mutual Learning for Social Change: Using social research to support the introduction of urine diverting toilets in the Kinglake West Sewerage Project', Prepared for Yarra Valley water by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, Sydney, pp. 1-142. Fam, D., Mitchell, C.A. & Abeysuriya, K.R. 2010, 'Kinglake mutual learning for social change project - international and local review of user manuals for urine diverting toilets', Prepared for Yarra Valley water by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, pp. 1-27. Mitchell, C.A., Fam, D. & Cordell, D.J. 2010, 'Effectively managing the transition towards restorative futures in the sewage industry: a phosphorus case study p.84-97 in 'Water Sustainability and International Innovation: The Baltimore Charter - A Transformation in Managing Water'', Water Environment Research Foundation, Vermont, USA. Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Fam, D. 2008, 'Development of qualitative decentralised system concepts for the 2009 Metropolitan Sewerage Strategy. Vol 1: synthesis report', Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, Sydney, Australia, pp. 1-40 Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Fam, D. 2008, 'Development of qualitative decentralised system concepts for the 2009 Metropolitan Sewerage Strategy. Vol 2: concepts and case studies', Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, Sydney, Australia, pp.1-212.

Media, Community & Industry Engagement The Conversation: Dana Cordell, Dena Fam and Nick Florin, May 2017, Companies should take charge of potential toxins in common products May 31st, 2017 https://theconversation.com/companies-should-take-charge-of-the-potential-toxins-in-common-products-78174 ISF Newsletter: Dena Fam and Alexandra Crosby, Design students audit the canapés served at ISF book launch, April 2017 https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/news/design-students-audit-canapés?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=thewrap_april_2017&utm_content=design_students_audit_canapes Inside Waste: Dena Fam, Onsite processing of food waste in an inner city university campus, Inside Waste, April/May 2017. Fifth Estate: Co-authored by Dena Fam and Fiona Berry on food waste management at UTS (April, 2017) http://www.thefifthestate.com.au/columns/spinifex/food-scraps-to-soil-conditioner-a-case-study-in-onsite-processing-at-uts/90431 I2S Insight: Dena Fam, Tanzi Smith and Dana Cordell wrote an article (2017), Transkillery! What skills are needed to be a boundary crosser? Feb 16th, 2017, Most downloaded blogpost on Transdisciplinarity on I2S https://i2insights.org/2017/03/14/transdisciplinary-skills/

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I2S Insight: Cynthia Mitchell, Dana Cordell and I wrote an article (2017), Designing for impact in Transdisciplinary research, March 14th, 2017 https://i2insights.org/2017/02/16/impact-in-transdisciplinarity/ 2SER: I was interviewed by 2SER on the sustainability program on my personal perspective and response to climate change, 1st November 2016 https://soundcloud.com/think-sustainability/36-a-conversation-about-climate-change ABC 702: I was interviewed by Simon Marnie for World Toilet Day on Saturday 19th, November, 2016 ISF Newsletter: Organic waste management project – Onsite processing of food waste at UTS, 18th October 2016 https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/news/site-processing-food-waste uts?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=processing_organic_food_waste_at_uts 2SER: I was interviewed by 2SER on organic waste management UTS, October 18th, 2016 http://www.2ser.com/component/k2/item/25910-food-dehydration-how-to-break-down-organics 2SER: I was interviewed by 2SER, April 14th 2016 on the ‘Sustainability Program’ for the work I did on the Alaskan Water and Sewer Challenge designing systems for native Alaskan villages http://www.2ser.com/component/k2/item/21795-building-taps-and-toilets-for-indigenous-alaskans ISF Newsletter: Teaching and Learning transdisciplinary research, 15th March, 2016 http://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/news/teaching-and-learning I2S Insight: Tanja Golja and Dena Fam, 2016, Supporting academics’ learning to design, teach and research transdisciplinary programs in higher education: what’s the state of play? http://i2insights.org/2016/01/20/transciplinary-programs-in-higher-education/ UTS Brink: Beyond Taps and Toilets, 17th March, 2015 http://newsroom.uts.edu.au/news/2015/03/beyond-taps-and-toilets-alaska UTS Brink: Pharmacy role in managing disease, 2015, http://www.smh.com.au/national/pharmacy-role-in-managing-disease-20150904-gjfatz.html ISF Newsletter: Planning for cardiovascular disease, 13th October 2015, https://www.uts.edu.au/researchand-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/news/planning-cardiovascular ISF Newsletter: New Framework for Transdisciplinary Research, 2015, http://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/news/new-framework ABC Radio Sydney: I was interviewed by Linda Mottram on ABC Sydney on May 18th, 2015 Discussing the value of nutrient recovery and reuse of wastewater. 2SER: I was interviewed by 2SER on May 26th 2015 as UTS Alumni on the afternoon chat program, ‘Urine diversion and agricultural production’ http://www.2ser.com/component/k2/item/16526-sunday-5-july-2015-dena-fam

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Bridging Newsletter: Article published on my work in the Summer issue, 2015, of the “Bridging Newsletter’ published by the Peter Cullen Trust, ‘Fellows Update, Dr Dena Fam’

Bridging Newsletter: Article published in the Winter issue, 2014, of the “Bridging Newsletter’ published by the Peter Cullen Trust, ‘Urban water policy and actual water use behaviour’

U-Magazine/UTS Newsroom: ‘A greener shade of yellow’, March, 2014, article published on my postdoctoral research http://newsroom.uts.edu.au/news/2014/06/a-greener-shade-of-yellow

ABC Midday Show: Television segment with on ABC Midday ‘Research says urine should be fertilizer alternative’ March 2013, http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-01/human-urine-is-liquid-gold/4547552

The Conversation, Abeysuriya, K.R., Fam, D. & Mitchell, C.A. 2012, 'Reinventing the toilet - Urine diversion where it’s needed most', vol. 24 October. http://theconversation.com/reinventing-the-toilet-urine-diversion-where-its-needed-most-9576 ABC Science online - In Depth, Fam, D., 2012, 'Our ancestors recycled their urine: why shouldn't we?' Web article, http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2012/01/31/3415550.htm INVITED CONTRIBUTIONS Fam, D., 2015, Decolonising research methodologies: Translating stories into principles for designing essential services for remote ‘native’ Alaskan communities, Symposium: Designing for the Common Good, UTS Design Innovation Research Centre (UTS:DI), November 10th. Mitchell, C.A., Abeysuriya, K.R. & Fam, D. 2012, 'Urine Diversion (UD) for P recovery: Learning from experience', Developing a Blueprint for Global Phosphorus Security, University of Technology Sydney, February 2012 in 3rd Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, ed Cordell D., White S. and Niset T., Global Phosphorus Research Initiative (GPRI), Sydney, Australia. Fam, D. & Lopes, A. 2012, 'Supporting system change and niche practices through qualitative social research', Beyond Behavioural Change: A symposium on social practice theories and their implications for environmental policy and programs, Storey Hall, RMIT, Melbourne, November 2012 in Proceedings of the Beyond Behavioural Change Symposium, ed Strengers, Y., Maller, C., Horne, R. and Hawkins, G., RMIT, Melbourne. Fam, D., 2011, 'Sustainable sanitation: the 'Funny Dunny' project, Design Philosophy Politics (e-zine), Team D/E/S (Developing Ecological Sustainment), Queensland, Australia.

Fam, D. & Abeysuriya K. R. 2011, 'Toilet talk', WME (Water, Materials, Energy) Magazine, vol. 22, no. 4, pp. 32-32.