for W3c validation

Nat was an incredible person – deeply intellectual, although she didn’t think of herself in that way; funny and witty, her infectious sense of humour injected an irreplaceable dimension to our workplace; deeply philosophical and sharply insightful, she was intrigued by daily patterns of behaviour and often asked rhetorically: Why would someone do that?“ Then answer the question herself!
Her profound analytical skills enabled her to question accepted approaches and allowed us to explore through her guidance a range of different perspectives. We were constantly learning from her.
Nat was in the closing stages of a PhD at the University of Sydney, which we were privileged to sponsor and provide her with a practical workplace to test her hypothesis – it was going to be a pivotal piece of work transitioning techno-philosphy in a world dominated by digital determinism.
As a team, we are all in shock and coming to terms with how we will function without her – the void will be enormous.
To her family and her colleagues at University of Sydney – we are all missing a very special person. We can’t imagine the world without her right now.