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  QantasLink partnership offers new flight path for UniSA aviation grads

  Today the University of South Australian and QantasLink will sign up to a partnership that ensures the University’s brightest and best aviation students have access to special industry based additional training provided by one of the world’s leading airlines.

  
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  Discovery presents treatment hope for Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases

  There is new hope for the treatment of Alzheimer’s and other neurological diseases following a ground-breaking discovery made by an Australian-Chinese research collaboration.

  
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  Adelaide and UniSA Chancellors call for submissions as merger Discussion Paper released

  The University of South Australia and the University of Adelaide have today called for submissions following the release of a public discussion paper on the merits of a potential merger of the two leading institutions to create a new university for the State.

  
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  Small scale research earns UniSA scientist a Tall Poppy award

  A University of South Australia researcher who works with materials a billion times smaller than a metre has taken out a Young Tall Poppy Science award for her ground-breaking work in nano-architecture.

  
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  Late nights = no brekkie and more junk food for Aussie kids

  From toddlers to teens, every parent knows that children can sometimes be fickle eaters. Yet, few would know that a child’s bedtime and how well they sleep at night can also affect how well they eat.

  
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  When the chemistry is right: UniSA pharmacist wins top prize

  UniSA pharmacist Dr Jacinta Johnson has been named Australia’s Early Career Pharmacist of the Year at a special awards ceremony in Sydney on Friday 27 July.

  
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  Waking up to new facts on childhood sleepwalking

  Children, like adults, need quality sleep in order to function well. But, when a child sleepwalks, parents often worry about how this might impact their child’s development and behaviour.

  
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  Ignite SA to award three SA research institutions $10k

  Ignite SA has announced a funding top up of $10,000 for three existing research projects that use advanced high speed networks and have the potential to benefit the community.

  
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