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Get Your Abstracts In for Australian Rangelands Conference
Rangelands of Australia will be under investigation at the Australian Rangelands Society 19th Biennial Conference. The conference will be held in Port August, South Australia from 25 – 28 September, 2017. The theme of this year’s conference is “Transition to Transformation” and will examine the sustainable use of rangelands. The program has been released, which includes […]
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4 Reasons why your PhD will benefit from OzEWEX
In December 2016, the Intelligent Water Decisions Group had three PhD students participate in the prestigious OzEWEX Summer Institute. They discovered that the Summer Institute was really beneficial. Read on to find out why. What is the OzEWEX Summer institute? The acronym OzEWEX stands for the Australian Energy and Water Exchanges initiative. It is […]
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Science meets Parliament: 21-22 March 2017
Science meets Parliament sees 200 scientists and technologists gather in Canberra to meet face-to-face with MPs and Senators to share their science and develop some valuable professional skills. Networking opportunities, workshops and inspiring speakers will be spread over two full days at Old and New Parliament House. Registrations cost $1100 for general registrations, or $650 […]
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Student win at Aus Organic GeoChem conference
Late last year, Environment Institute researchers headed to Fremantle for the 19th Australian Organic Geochemistry Conference. The theme of the conference was “Paleoclimates, Environments, Ecosystems & Our Resources”, exploring modern and ancient environments and the associated geochemistry. Staff and students from the University of Adelaide gave oral presentations, which were well received. A special congratulations […]
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Student Success at AQUA Conference
Late last year, researchers and students from the University of Adelaide descended in Auckland for the Australasian Quaternary Association (AQUA) conference. The AQUA conference brigs together Quarternary scientists, who research the last 2.6 million years of Earth’s history. The AQUA conference was the largest event of its kind, with 130 presentations, including 12 from the University […]
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Epigenetic Consortium of SA Annual Research Meeting
The Epigenetic Consortium of South Australia (EpiCSA) is hosting its first Annual Research Meeting. The meeting is scheduled for the 13th of October, 2016 at SAHMRI and abstract submissions are open until the 16th of September. Don’t miss out on this EpiC day, which will feature Professor Ryan Lister from the University of Western Australia as the […]
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Highlights from PDU2- we’ve got your keynote lectures
The Palaeo Down Under 2 Conference is done and dusted, but for those of you that couldn’t make it, the keynote lectures are ready to watch. The conference was kicked off by Professor Mary L. Droser from the University of California, with her talk entitled “Catching the second Ediacara wave”. The second keynote lecture was presented by Professor Maoyan Zhu […]
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Technology, Science and Conservation in the Asia-Pacific
Technology is an important part of conservation research and none more so than in developing regions. Dave Emmett, Senior Vice-President of the Asia-Pacific Field Division, Conservation International, walks us through the technological approaches to conservation research. From satellites to drones, camera traps to DNA analysis, our ever-evolving technological landscape is transforming our understanding of biodiversity. Watch his […]
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Big wins for our students at the Australian Earth Science Convention
This week, Adelaide played host to the 2016 Australian Earth Science Convention. Researchers gathered from all around Australia to showcase the latest geoscience research. The University of Adelaide was well represented during the convention, having the largest group of Honours and PhD students presenting talks and posters. Such an outstanding turnout was well-rewarded, with the students […]
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Strange bedfellows: Dating rules for research partnerships
What makes a research partnership work? How do I build such a relationship and why should I even bother? These questions and more are explored by Professor Bob Hill, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Adelaide and Sandy Carruthers, Director of Science, Monitoring and Knowledge. Professor Hill and Carruthers use […]
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