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Issue 2, 2019/20
It's the little things that matter
UniSA researchers are turning the tiniest materials into some big breakthroughs.
It’s time to stop the blame game Nutraceuticals: Fact vs fiction Is the future regional? The ART bringing streets to life Experience 2050 today at new MOD. exhibition The dynamo that was Catherine Helen Spence How international students are aiding Australia VC Column
July 2020
New hope for childhood brain cancer
Local scientists are close to introducing a new therapy for childhood brain cancer in a world-first that would give hope to many kids and their families.
Researchers pioneer early diagnostic tool for Parkinson’s disease UniSA: young and on the rise UniSA to lead world first observatory to measure the psychosocial safety climate of workplaces From the Vice Chancellor Achievements and Announcements Your commuter coffee made sustainable thanks to SA industry partnership Thinking about working from home long-term? Three ways it could be good or bad for your health Video: Enterprise25 – building on our past achievements National approach needed to enable teachers to identify harmful sexual behaviours by children Architecture in an age of augmented reality Seven South Australian startups forging ahead with innovative ideas Locked down and liquored up? UniSA research reveals the truth about Australians’ drinking during COVID-19 The latest books from UniSA researchers In Pictures: Working and studying from home highlights reel
Issue 14, July 2019
The Trust Issue
With the right staff and the right goals, technology can enhance your business, not disrupt it.
Unlocking service 4.0 Dollars and sense - strengthening institutions post the banking royal commission Board games - success needs more than a roll of the dice It's always been a matter of trust Coming of age: addressing the financial concerns of older Australians Gender diversity: 6 simple switches to enact positive change Same same not different A focus on service
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