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Craig Dunlop

Craig Dunlop

Verified

Chief of Staff, The Herald Sun

Melbourne

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Total articles 375

  • ‘Sleazy’ Toorak billboard causes a stir

    By Craig Dunlop Verified| Gold Coast Bulletin Verified A billboard that used a photograph by late, renowned Melbourne photographer Rennie Ellis to spruik a luxury Toorak property development was taken down after passers-by complained it was “sleazy, salacious, and clearly misogynistic”. High-society property developer Piper Orchard used the 1976 photo of a woman leaning over a vintage Ferrari, exposing her underwear, to advertise its Toorak Village development.

    By Craig Dunlop Verified · Gold Coast Bulletin

    Apr. 18, 2024

  • Recommendations for finite element modelling of nickel-titanium stents-Verification and validation activities

    By Rudolf Hellmuth, Craig Dunlop Verified, William Ronan, Martina Bernini| paperity.org@ PLOS ONE, Aug 2023 The objective of this study is to present a credibility assessment of finite element modelling of self-expanding nickel-titanium (Ni-Ti) stents through verification and validation (VV) activities, as set out in the ASME VV-40 standard. As part of the study, the role of calculation verification, model input sensitivity, and model validation is examined across three different application contexts (radial compression, stent deployment in a vessel, fatigue estimation).

    By Rudolf Hellmuth, Craig Dunlop Verified, William Ronan, Martina Bernini · paperity.org

    Sep. 14, 2023

  • ‘Sleazy’ Toorak billboard causes a stir

    By Craig Dunlop Verified| Gold Coast Bulletin Verified A billboard that used a photograph by late, renowned Melbourne photographer Rennie Ellis to spruik a luxury Toorak property development was taken down after passers-by complained it was “sleazy, salacious, and clearly misogynistic”. High-society property developer Piper Orchard used the 1976 photo of a woman leaning over a vintage Ferrari, exposing her underwear, to advertise its Toorak Village development.

    By Craig Dunlop Verified · Gold Coast Bulletin

    Apr. 18, 2024

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The Herald Sun

The Herald Sun is an online portal that publishes news about sports, lifestyle, politics and multimedia.

Adelaide, Australia

+1 919-419-6500

Founded: 1889