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UniSA honours arts icon Robyn Archer and innovative leader Paul Flynn
South Australia to receive $435,000 for cancer research from Tour de Cure
Cancer survivors need compassion to cope with ‘cancer-brain’
Chris Adams’ memory lives on to support UniSA brain cancer research
Nine global space startups to join Australia’s first space dedicated incubator program
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UniSA magazines
Issue 1, 2020
When the smoke clears
Reviving Australia’s bushfire-affected communities
Nature stages a comeback From Vice Chancellor: Global crisis unleashes creativity Lessons from lockdown Preparing for a pandemic Building a better future Learning through space and time Can capitalism be sustainable
March 2021
Research finds jellyfish incites more fear than jawsPotential new biomarker for depression and bipolar disorder
Shark sightings are often a popular topic of conversation, but according to new UniSA research, it is drowning and other animals – such as jellyfish, crabs, and stingrays – not an encounter with Jaws, that people fear when they take a dip.
To sustain a thriving café culture, we must ditch the disposable cup Finding a way to deal with the looming challenge of waste solar panels Too much screen time delays school readiness From the Vice Chancellor Achievements and Announcements Essential steps for new students to manage and enjoy uni life UniSA-led workshops and wildlife projects help Kangaroo Island to heal after devastating fires Video: The story of the pandemic drone As killings, beatings and disappearances escalate, what’s the end game in Myanmar? Humble pie: soul food for the best leaders Class of COVID-19: Celebrating UniSA's 1600 new graduates International Women's Day and UniSA Orientation
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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