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Notes on contributors

Mary Hanrahan is an independent researcher associated with the Faculty of Education at the Queensland University of Technology, having recently completed a postdoctoral fellowship focusing on exemplary science literacy teaching practice in the middle years. Her publications cover a range of areas, including research methodology, and the relationships between motivation, engagement, access, and language and literacy issues in science education. She is a regular peer reviewer for the Electronic Journal of Literacy Teaching in Science and has done occasional reviews for other journals and conferences. Contact: Email: m.hanrahan@qut.edu.au