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University of Adelaide and University of Surrey partnership provides funding boost for researchers
The University of Adelaide (UoA) and the University of Surrey will join forces on new interdisciplinary research projects spanning cyber, space, artificial intelligence (AI), and sustainability and energy, through the institutions’ strategic partnership.
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University of Freiburg visits Adelaide
The University of Adelaide (UoA) was pleased to host a delegation from Germany’s University of Freiburg – a key strategic partner – at its North Terrace campus in February.
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University of Surrey delegation visits Adelaide
The University of Adelaide was pleased to host one of its key strategic international partners, The University of Surrey, at its North Terrace campus in March.
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UoA’s inaugural APWiL mentees and mentors reflect on their experiences in the program
As a new member of the Association of Pacific-Rim Universities (APRU), the University of Adelaide participated in the Asia Pacific Women in Leadership (APWiL) Mentoring Program for the first time.
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Counting the cost of Long COVID and ME/CFS
In just one year, Long COVID and Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) cost the German economy €63.1 billion (AU$111 billion), or about 1.5 per cent GDP, according to a new German-Australian study.
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Stars align for international rover challenge winners
Sixteen teams from universities in Australia, Poland, and India competed in a series of challenges at the University of Adelaide’s fifth annual Australian Rover Challenge (ARCh), with Poland’s AGH University of Kraków team, AGH Space Systems, securing first place.
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Extremists align in targeting LGBTQ+ communities
Research has found that many terrorist groups with differing ideological motivations share common ground in targeting LGBTQ+ communities.