Low, E., Thorp, S., Roxon, A., & King, S. (2024).
Identifies key issues and potential solutions for how the Australian government works with, funds, and enables the community sector, based on over 200 responses submitted to a government Issues Paper informing policy reforms.
See the Department of Social Services' website for the report.
Low, E., Finighan, J., & Faivel, S. (2024).
Evaluates the Centre's impact on migrant workers and communities through its casework support, community education, and research and advocacy — finding that for every $1 invested, $3.10 of social and economic value is created.
See the Centre's website for the report.
Low, E., Stanway, C., & Ehlers, J. (2022).
Evaluates the organisation's impact on women and children experiencing family and domestic violence through its accommodation, pathway, and outreach programs — finding that for every $1 invested, $4.47 of social and economic value is created.
See Zonta House's website for the report.
Hodkiewicz, M., Klüwer, J. W., Woods, C., Smoker, T., & Low, E. (2021). Computers in Industry.
Demonstrates how formal ontologies can transform spreadsheet-based engineering data into machine-interpretable representations, enabling automated reasoning from component failures to system-level effects.
Hodkiewicz, M., Low, E., Woods, C., & Ameri, F. (2020). CEUR Workshop Proceedings.
Demonstrates the design of a reference ontology to standardise semantics and enable automated reasoning over semi-structured maintenance work management data.
University of Western Australia, 2020
Introduces a novel formal definition of ideological congruence and presents the first formal proof that list proportional representation yields higher ideological congruence than first-past-the-post electoral systems.