Outstanding Achievements By New Alumni Medallists
The Faculty of Sciences is extremely proud to have not one but TWO of our graduates as the recipients of the University of Adelaide Alumni Medallists for 2014! Congratulations to Simon Blacket who was...
View ArticleWhere will you be in five years? – Sarah Catalano
Dr Sarah Catalano recently graduated from a PhD in Marine Science. When we asked Sarah where she thought she’d be in five years time, here’s what she had to say: “In 5 years from now I see myself...
View ArticleCan you explain your research in three minutes?
Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a research communication competition for Higher Degree by Research students that challenges participants to explain their research project to a non-specialist audience in...
View ArticleStudy tips for the upcoming exams
Exams can be a daunting prospect. At the end of the busy semester, even after you have handed in your assignments, they still loom overhead. However, they needn’t be a time of high drama and pressure...
View ArticleWhere will you be in five years? – Gemma Gransbury
Newly graduated Bachelor of Science (Advanced) and current Chemistry Honours student Gemma Gransbury was asked where she thought she’d be in five years’ time, here’s what she had to say: “In 5 years’...
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Executive Dean of Sciences Awards for Excellence in Teaching 2014
The Faculty of Sciences is pleased to announce the Executive Dean of Sciences Awards for Excellence in Teaching 2014. Our winners are: - Dr Beth Loveys is the winner in the early career...
View ArticleWhy Waite? 14-16 October 2014
Waite Campus and more specifically, the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine will be show casing their ‘wares’ right here in HUB Central on North Terrace campus. This is a great opportunity to...
View ArticleFaculty of Sciences Restructure
Beginning in the latter half of 2013, the Faculty undertook an internal review which proposed amongst its 15 recommendations that a new structure for the Faculty of Sciences be established by reducing...
View ArticleIs winemaking your dream? Interested in sustainable agriculture?
If you answered yes to either of these questions, then come along to our postgraduate information evening on Thursday 23 October. Budding wine makers should come along to our ‘Make wine more than a...
View ArticleThe University of Adelaide’s 2015 Conoco Phillips Science Experience
Calling all year 9 and 10 science enthusiasts! Talk to your parents, your teachers or your local Rotary club about an UNBELIEVABLE Science Experience at The University of Adelaide. It’s 3 days full of...
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Measuring tropical and citrus aromas in wine
Sauvignon Blanc grapevines growing in the Barossa Valley, South Australia. Credit: Amanda Slater (CC BY-SA 2.0) By David Jeffery Wine is enjoyed by people the world over in a global market worth many...
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The University of Adelaide 2015 Conoco Phillips Science Experience – its...
Calling all year 9 and 10 science aficionados – we want YOU! Talk to your parents, your teachers, your local Rotary club and get yourself registered for an unbelievable experience! This action packed...
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The Big Bang; not how it sounds
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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The Return of Extinct Species
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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Pluto, it’s not you, it’s us
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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Birds of paradise
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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You and what army?
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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Iodine and Intelligence, a Salty Issue.
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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Elgar for Elephants? – Is music appreciation a human pursuit? –
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Antioxidants – Double Agents?
Did you know we offer a Winter School course in Communicating Science? If you’re interested in science writing for both specialist and non-specialist audiences, presenting to communicate science and...
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