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School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering visits USA to increase international industry collaboration
School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering goes on special studies tour to USA to increase international collaboration and elevate expertise in electric power engineering.
Winners of 2024 Resources Sector Scholarships announced
Faculty of SET students awarded all 17 scholarships at Playford Trust resources sector awards ceremony 2024, demonstrating high calibre of undergraduates across diverse fields, including geoscience, geology, geophysics, mechanical engineering, mining engineering, computer science, and chemical engineering.
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Scientists seek your soil for century-chemical study
University of Adelaide researchers are calling on South Australian citizen scientists to donate soil samples from their backyard gardens for a study examining how widely spread per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are in our home gardens.
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Professor Yvonne Stokes awarded the 2023 Gavin Brown Prize
Congratulations to Professor Yvonne Stokes for her research paper to be awarded the 2023 Gavin Brown Prize by Australian Mathematical Society.
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$2.156M DST Grant for A/Prof Hung Nguyen and Prof Matthew Roughan
A/Prof Hung Nguyen and Prof Matthew Roughan from the School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences have been awarded a grant from DST, worth $2.156M over 2.5 years. This is an extension of our current NGT-Cyber grant.
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A joint success
The School of Architecture and Civil Engineering (ACE) is proud to celebrate the achievements of our first graduands from the Joint Education Program between Nantong University, PRC, and the University of Adelaide.
Towards new biomarkers of seafood quality and provenance
Seafood provides a range of nutrients essential to human health, yet its quality largely depends on local environmental conditions. Furthermore, seafood provenance is often prone to uncertainty due to mislabelling of imported products or illegal fishing practices.
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Impact of climate change on juvenile fish: an aquarium experiment
Global warming affects fish through multiple direct effects, however the indirect effects of temperature on fish diet on growth and survival remain unclear.
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Ecological benefits of marine parks in Australia
Australian Marine Parks represent a mosaic of sanctuary zones encompassing a wide variety of marine habitats and iconic fish and invertebrate species. However, their net benefit on marine biodiversity varies greatly between regions, ecosystems and the species considered.
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Audio visual room controller refresh
Audio Visual (AV) room controllers in many high utilisation common teaching areas across the University’s three Adelaide campuses (North Terrace, Waite, and Roseworthy) have reached ‘end of life’. This means the chances the equipment will fail increases. The University has taken the opportunity over the summer break to install the new interfaces, to minimise the impacts on teaching activities.