Now Prof Spurrier has her very own bacteria
Nicola Spurrier can lay claim to something only a handful of celebrities have – and has been immortalised in the process.
Tertiary
Free uni pressure mounts with warning of SA talent exodus
SA must match generous offers to university students in Victoria or risk losing potential workers to their recruitment blitz, the union warns.
Adelaide Uni publication ‘under review’ after anti-Semitism row
Adelaide University’s vice-chancellor has written to students following the publication of an article in the student newspaper which called for “death to Israel”.
Uncovered: The awkward truth behind our ‘thunder birds’ demise
A simple fact of life eventually caught up with the mighty creature that once roamed SA’s landscape, Flinders researchers say.
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SA’s universities ranked: Which help students land a job?
Which degree is more likely to get you a job – one from a regional university or a prestigious “sandstone’’ institution? See the results from a major new study.
Roo fashion from tops to tail
A new sustainably sourced kangaroo leather company has teamed with TAFE in South Australia to create a commercial design competition for fashion students.
Can machines learn how to spare women invasive surgery?
Adelaide researchers hope local women and technology will help them find an easier way to diagnose a notoriously common problem.
Move over, Elon – here comes SA
We have lift off, boldly going where none have gone before – we’re talking lawyers, not astronauts.
Labor wants to back uni mergers
Mergers between Adelaide’s three universities are backed in a Labor economic policy that effectively would compel amalgamations.
Google’s search for top talent
A young computer vision scientist on Lot Fourteen has won a prestigious Google Fellowship for her work teaching machines to tell the difference between objects in a photo or video. It’s a skill they’ll need to take over the world.
Year 7s get first taste of high school
“Too much homework and not enough play equipment”, say the first Year 7s to test high school in SA. But there’s also many positives.
Safe SA drawcard for uni students
True tales of life in SA will send a message to bring in more international students to study in comparatively safe Adelaide.
Date set for first international students to return
The first international students will begin returning to SA within weeks, but Aussies will be ahead of them in the queue for flights.
More young Aussies rely on bank of mum and dad
New data has revealed why anxious young Australians are not flying from the family nest, and are now three times more likely to be living with their parents than be married.
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