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UniSA Researcher July 2005

A research newsletter of the University of South Australia

Lab photo of some wine byproductsProtein enriched food from winery waste

The Australian wine industry is set to benefit significantly from a novel technology being developed at the University of South Australia that enables winery waste water to be turned into a valuable protein-rich feed source for farm animals. full story

Sleepy child.Sleepy children behave badly and perform poorly

Children who do not sleep properly are more likely to have behavioural problems and perform poorly at school, University of South Australia researchers have found. full story

A machine being fixedManufacturing research centres on industry

Research into sustainable alternative technologies such as bio diesel fuel made from used cooking oils will receive a boost with State Government funding of $8 million for the University of South Australia’s industry centred manufacturing research. full story

Dr. Ma and the special diabetes programDiabetes education becomes personalised

Researchers at the University of South Australia have developed a web-based program that gives people with diabetes access to information tailored to suit their individual needs and supports the care process through improved interaction between doctor and patient. full story

 

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