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SARDI Women’s Science Bursary

Posted on May 16, 2016 by Carolyn Haese

The Environment Institute would like to congratulate University of Adelaide student, Jasmin Martino for winning the 2016 SARDI Science Bursary for Women.

Jasmin is currently undertaking a PhD in Marine Biology, supervised by Professor Bronwyn Gillanders, Dr Zoe Doubleday and Dr Tony Fowler (SARDI).

Ms Martino will use the $1500 bursary to help support research in South Australia’s Snapper Industry through her thesis, ‘Reconstructing the growth and physiological histories of an iconic Australian fish species’.

The annual SARDI Women’s Science Bursary was established in 1994 to commemorate the SA Women’s Suffrage Centenary (1894-1994).

For more information visit the Primary Industries & Regions SA (PIRSA) website.

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