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Item type: Publication , Access status: Metadata only , The fuel crisis has hit the Pacific hard. The region is responding – but tough choices lie ahead(2026-06-23) Temby, Hugo; Nilon, JoelItem type: Publication , Access status: Metadata only , How an energy transition commissioner can secure the Pacific’s renewable energy future: cleaner power, with the people(Australia Pacific Security College, 2026-08-04) Temby, HugoItem type: Publication , Access status: Metadata only , Looking to the future: Higher Degree Researcher perspectives on Humanitarian Engineering research, practice, and paradigms(2024) Mitchell, Angus; Cain, Anna; Hauge, Elia; Heard, Ruby; Lynch, Ellen; Rhodes-Dicker, Leandra; Temby, HugoThis paper presents an autoethnographic exploration of seven PhD scholars in dialogue with how we conduct research in a humanitarian engineering context. Our experiences and reflections contribute to the evolving definition of humanitarian engineering and to developing systems that better support such humanitarian engineering research. For us, to do humanitarian engineering research is to traverse boundaries: between humanitarian engineering and mainstream engineering practice, across disciplines, and beyond hegemonic conceptions of engineering and development. Drawing from our experiences conducting such research, we explore how both our individual positionalities and institutions impact our research. With a range of backgrounds and experiences, we are well placed to speak to what is happening at the nexus of humanitarian engineering research and practice at a critical juncture where the future direction of humanitarian engineering education and best practices will be established. We recommend options for how PhD scholars and other actors within our institutions (and beyond) might better support the humanitarian engineering research impact. This paper will be informative for both current and prospective humanitarian engineering PhD scholars, university administrators and leadership, and anyone else looking to make impact through humanitarian engineering research.Item type: Publication , Access status: Metadata only , Not just another day on the tools: working towards inclusive energy in the Blue Pacific(2026-04-21) Temby, Hugo; Kolose, Faafetai; Tuisuga, AnnieItem type: Publication , Access status: Metadata only , A Tribute to GR2P but Atrocity Prevention Lives On(2026) Zimmerman, Shannon; Staunton, Eglantine; Donovan, Outi