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The SARDI Food Tech Program, a division within PIRSA, provides technical support and expert assistance to food businesses aiming to enhance product quality and add value to Australian primary produce. Join us for insights from two Food Technologists and hear about their recent projects.
Student Care will be hosting a free 'Snacks for Study' stall in the Waite Hub kitchen. Get some free study snacks and have a chat!
Bingo Night is coming back to the Waite! All students are welcome to join for the ultimate games night. Big prizes are up for grabs... register here!
James and Bill give an overview of the work happening within the university's Food Product Development Program. James will discuss his research around novel ingredients and Bill will present on the Chef in Residence Program.
This free event will bring together leading experts, researchers, and industry partners from both Australia and France to explore new opportunities for collaboration in grains research and innovation.
BayesVarSel is an R package that offers a suite of tools for hypothesis testing and variable selection in linear models from a formally objective Bayesian perspective. Professor Gonzalo Garcia-Donato from the University of Castilla will present on its key capabilities and uses.
Spring is here! Time to try some new releases from the top of the hill.
The Waite Campus Childrens Centre is celebrating 30 years! Come along on Sunday September 21st to help us celebrate with games, face painting, a book launch and the unveiling of a celebration art piece.
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 this week's seminar by Professor Bronwyn Gillanders, the Head of the School of Biological Sciences. Her talk will encompass important research in estimating movements and connectivity patterns of fish across a changing seascape.
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.
Emeritus senior scientist at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, Dr Raymond Wheeler, will be visiting the ARC Plants For Space. Dr Wheeler will present a seminar on the science behind sustainably using plants for life support through controlled environment agriculture.
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.
The Forum will explore international research collaboration opportunities, engagement activities, and student recruitment and mobility insights - plus an interactive workshop on uncovering strengths aligned with Japanese institutions.
Atmospheric chemistry serves as a fundamental bridge linking air quality, climate dynamics, and ecosystem health across Australia's diverse landscapes. Register for Tern's upcoming seminar with Prof Clare Murphy (University of Wollongong) and Prof David Noone (University of Melbourne) to hear about the unique challenges that Australia faces due to climate change and urbanisation.
Andrew Skeoch is a professional wildlife sound recordist, acoustic ecologist and author of ‘Deep Listening to Nature’. He will host an evening of sonic storytelling and present the art of listening more deeply, prompting consideration of ecosystem relationships that generate the essential conditions for life.
Join us for a presentation on the recent applications of mass spectrometry-based strategies used to resolve challenging biomolecular systems.
Join us for a night of rare and remarkable music! Thomas Marlin (Cello) and Michael Ierace (Piano) present an exciting selection of music that uncovers the lesser-heard brilliance of famous masters. Brought to you in conjunction with Vivente Music.
In-plot sampling is central to experimental work in agronomy and plant and soil sciences, yet its statistical implications are often overlooked compared with the design of treatment allocation. This facilitated discussion with Dr Ray Correll will bring together data analysts, statisticians, and agricultural scientists to examine better approaches to in-plot sampling.