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The Friends of Urrbrae House present to you a twilight concert in conjunction with Vivente Music. Kenan Henderson will be playing highlights from George Gershwin's oeuvre. Don't miss this wonderful musical experience!
Gianpiero Marconi is a researcher from the University of Perugia specializing in epigenetics, plant genetics, and population genetics, with a particular focus on stress responses, seed development, fruit quality and agricultural biotechnology.
Soil scientists from The University of Sydney will be here to share their research on soil microbiology, soil mapping and monitoring and future collaborations with the TERN soil archive.
Agronomists, grain growers and researchers are invited to the 2025 National Soil Acidity Workshop to share knowledge, research learnings and strategies from acid soil projects around the country.
A free public lecture brought to you by UniSA Mount Gambier. Presented by Professor Matthew Tucker from University of Adelaide. Live stream and lecture recording are also available.
Are you a researcher or a research support professional, looking to access more powerful computing resources? Join us for a showcase of the ARDC Nectar Research Cloud in Adelaide to learn more about how this infrastructure can accelerate your research.
A free half-day Research to Value workshop will be held at the new Flinders University Health and Medical Research Building. Learn the practical tools and engagement skills to help take your research to the next level.
'Quartets for You' is an exciting opportunity to connect with the next generation of musicians and experience the vibrant compositional community of South Australia. This event will showcase brand-new repertoire for string quartet by emerging local composers, highlighting their fresh perspectives as they discover their compositional voices.
WRI and SARDI are coming together to present Dr Genc and his collaborative project. Dr Genc is a Research Scientist with expertise in plant nutrition, physiology and genetics in cereals.
Waite, we’re bringing the O’Week festivities to campus! Join us 28 February on the McLeod Lawns from 12pm – 2pm as we celebrate the start of the new study year with free lunch, massages, entertainment and more!
'Quartets for You' is an exciting opportunity to connect with the next generation of musicians and experience the vibrant compositional community of South Australia. This event will showcase brand-new repertoire for string quartet by emerging local composers, highlighting their fresh perspectives as they discover their compositional voices.
Tirkanthi - Ngutu - Taikurrinthi (Learning – Knowledge - Be united together), a day to immerse yourself and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture. A sunrise smoking ceremony begins a day of music, dance, and storytelling.
Want to see your Waite Campus colleagues on stage, trying their hand at some science comedy? Grab your ticket for the Future Science Talks Adelaide Fringe Show now!
This program connects students at different year levels of all degrees offered at the Waite campus so they can learn from each other’s experiences and ensure a smooth transition between North Terrace and Waite campuses.
Would you like to be able to present data in an informative and engaging way, or to start preparing your data for statistical analysis? Do you want to understand more about how the statistics for your project are calculated or what they mean? Have you heard of R but you’re not really sure how to get started? Then this workshop is for you! Click here to learn more.
Have you wondered about the principles behind experimental design? Why are you told to take the number of samples you take? Would you like to be able to design and understand simple experiments yourself? Click here to learn more about this workshop.
Join us for a seminar with Dr. Scott Boden, investigating genetic regulation of inflorescence architecture, flowering time, and grain quality in cereals. He'll discuss utilising Stereo-seqTM single-cell resolution spatial transcriptomics to investigate spikelet development in wheat.
Join us for Nostalgia Noon, your very own 90s & Y2K afternoon. There’ll be free food, crafts, games and fury friends, plus we’ll be spinning all the favourites from your So Fresh CD collection.
This is a two-day course to be run on Friday 21 Mar and Monday 24 Mar 2025.
You’ve designed and run your experiment and collected your data. Now what? This workshop covers the basic topics in experimental analysis of agronomic experiments. Click here to learn more.
In this workshop, we examine what reproducible research means, and how R can enable you to easily turn your data into reports and papers. We will also cover some more advanced R skills around data manipulation and summaries. Click here to learn more.