Congratulations to University of Melbourne humanities researcher Dr Tyne Daile Sumner who won our door prize at last month’s eResearch Australasia conference.
In our QCIF booth guessing game of "What's the total length of all the cables in the box?", Dr Sumner was the closest with her answer of 9200cm (actual answer was 9283cm).
In this instance, the “wisdom of the crowd” was inaccurate: The average answer of the 57 entries was close to 124,545cm.
Dr Sumner has won a gift pack from boutique Brisbane chocolatiers New Farm Confectionery.
QCIF thanks all those who visited the QCIF booth at eResAU2019 from 21–24 October at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. Please contact us if you’d like to ask any further questions about QCIF and its services: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Read more about QCIF’s activities at eResAU2019.
Dr Tyne Daile Sumner.
Peta Ryan from Intersect (QCIF's counterpart in New South Wales) investigating QCIF's door prize guessing game at eResAU2019. (Photo: Dr Nick Hamilton, QCIF.)
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