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Upcoming events

  • The Great Gatsby Movie Fundraiser for Communities in Assam, India (01 June 2013)
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  • The University of South Australia invites you to the launch of our new Research and Innovation Cluster

    Art and Design of Health and Wellbeing

    The Cluster aims to inspire and illustrate through applied research and partnerships that the inclusion of art, architecture and design makes a key contribution to the improvement of health and wellbeing amongst individuals and communities. It will bring together policymakers, industry, practitioners and researchers from art, architecture and design and multiple other disciplines, to develop and disseminate exciting new knowledge.

    The University of South Australia invites you to join us in launching this new Research and Innovation Cluster.

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    Wednesday, 20 March 2013
    5:15pm (for 5:30pm start), to 7:30pm
    Drinks and nibbles will be provided.

    Kerry Packer Civic Gallery
    University of South Australia
    City West Campus
    Hawke Building Level 3
    50-55 North Terrace, Adelaide

    RSVP - 11 March 2013
    asma.babakarkhil@unisa.edu.au

News and achievements

Read and find out about our latest achievements and news below.

Food and Friendship with Poh

The ‘Food and Friendships with Poh’ project is an initiative of the Healthy Kids Research Cluster and the Nutritional Physiology Research Centre. It is the brainchild of UniSA Senior Lecturer in Nutrition and Food Sciences Dr Karma Pearce and Research and Innovation Cluster Leader Ms Lynette Kelly, who is being assisted by UniSA’s Language and Learning Co-ordinator Dr Shashi Nallaya.

See Learning Poh Ling Yeow's taste for great food (Adelaidenow, 13 March 2013)

The art of human rights

September 2012: Valuable partnerships with universities in the United Kingdom have been established by UniSA’s Human Rights and Security Research Cluster (HRSC).

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