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Regions keep dark skies alight with constellations
Vets and pets to reap benefits from new drug to treat common infection
Chemical fingerprints could land the biggest catch: seafood fraudsters
Sport, sleep or screens: new app reveals the ‘just right’ day for kids
Supporting farmers through tough times earns UniSA double national accolade
05 Sep 22
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UniSA magazines
Winter 22
The age of genomics: a new frontier for modern medicine
The origin of the human species has long intrigued scientists and philosophers alike. Now, the human blueprint is transforming the diagnosis and prevention of disease as the world enters the age of genomics.
Protecting human rights in a pandemic Back from the brink: finding the seeds of hope Hybrid, happy and flexible: Working out the future of employment Monumental errors? How to deal with contested monuments and memorials From the Acting VC: Who’s counting the planks? Reframing The Big Picture Through Tens Of Thousands Of Years Of Knowledge
September 2022
Peanuts present a nutty solution for weight loss
A handful of peanuts might be a favourite snack, but according to new research from UniSA, it’s also a way to help shed some unwanted kilos and keep your cardio health in check.
Pets to reap the benefits from new drug to treat common infection Why is newborn baby skin-to-skin contact with dads and non-birthing parents important? Here’s what the science says Poor management the biggest risk factor for workplace bullying Poor management the biggest risk factor for workplace bullying From the Vice Chancellor Achievements and Announcements UniSA students deliver Adelaide’s new recycling solution PhD student doesn’t miss a beat, wowing judges with murder mystery novel based on SA’s first policewoman UniSA supports efforts to boost health workforce The latest books from UniSA researchers In Pictures: Open Day and Images of Research and Teaching
Issue 16, September 2020
The Change Issue
New directions for a post-pandemic economy
New directions for a post-pandemic economy Leading through uncertainty Ten things COVID-19 has taught us about the economy China-US rivalry in the Indo Pacific in 2020 Artificial intelligence: a business game-changer Sustainable tourism: more than goodwill Opening doors for Australian business in China Embracing diversity during organisational change Keeping balance: the rise of financial advice and services during COVID-19 Sustainability managers: making changes with impact Whose data is it anyway?
Bradley Building LED Screen
Adelaide has a new city landmark – a huge LED screen on the eastern façade of UniSA’s Bradley Building.
The LED screen is an exciting new feature of the city landscape and is designed to celebrate education, research, culture and the rhythm of life in South Australia.
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