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Research Tuesdays is a public lecture series designed to share the breadth and depth of the University of Adelaide's research with the community.
The seminar series demonstrates how knowledge uncovered through research at the University continues to influence public discussion, debate and policy formation, and how research outcomes affect people locally and globally.
Research Tuesdays will be back in February 2017 with another fascinating program. Please visit us in the New Year for more information.
Research News
- FIRST AUSTRALIA-FRANCE JOINT INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH LAB TO BE BASED IN ADELAIDESource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-27
- Uni of Adelaide students recognised as future leadersSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-26
- Origins of giant extinct New Zealand bird traced to AfricaSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-21
- ‘Seeing’ tails help sea snakes avoid predatorsSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-18
- Preserved leaves reveal 7000 years of rainfall and droughtSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-15
- DNA shows penguin evolution linked to island formationSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-02-06
- Plant & Food Research boost at Waite campusSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-01-30
- Twenty six new bee species discovered in the Australian OutbackSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-01-22
- Social media privacy is in the hands of a few friendsSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-01-22
- Poo transplant effective treatment for chronic bowel conditionSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-01-16
- Binge eating and smoking linked to bullying and sexual abuseSource: Research NewsPublished on 2019-01-11
- Helping make brain surgery saferSource: Research NewsPublished on 2018-12-20
- Slower growth in SA economy predicted for 2018/19Source: Research NewsPublished on 2018-12-18
- $15 million to help boost health from the beginning of lifeSource: Research NewsPublished on 2018-12-12
- Diversification key to Whyalla’s turnaroundSource: Research NewsPublished on 2018-12-12
