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Events & lectures
- [6-10 Apr 10] Conference (regional NSW): Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour Conference- at the CRC's website.The Cotton CRC is proud to be a sponsor of the Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour Conference. This international conference is to be held at Narrabri's ...
- [19-21 April 10] Conference (regional NSW): Sustaining Rural Communities- This conference to be held at Narrabri's Crossing Theatre from 19-21 April 2010 will be held to address the issues challenging rural communities including: severe ongoing drought; significant changes in government policy especially those relating ...
- [12 Mar 10] Public lecture (Sydney): Nobel Prize winner to deliver public lecture- The first Australian-born woman to win a Nobel Prize will deliver a public lecture on her ground-breaking science at the University on March 12. Professor Blackburn won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2009. She pioneered ...
Strategic news & DIISR-DEEWR
- [11 Mar 10] CRCMining receives $1.05M for coal R&D- CRCMining was recently allocated a total of A$1.05m in grants from the Australian Coal Association Research Program (ACARP). CRCMining Director of Research Professor Paul Lever said the funding will assist five new and continuing research projects. The ...
- [10 Mar 10] Philanthropist’s $15M UQ gift has global impact- A visionary philanthropist will donate $15 million to a new University of Queensland institute that will target solutions for problems linked to global-scale change. Her Excellency Dr Penelope Wensley AO, Governor of Queensland, announced the donation ...
- [09 Mar 10] Baird review into International Students final report- The Minister for Education, Julia Gillard, today welcomed the release of the Baird review final report into the legislation that governs international education in Australia. Ms Gillard thanked Mr Baird for his hard work and commitment ...
- [05 Mar 10] Release of NHMRC Biobanks Information Paper - NHMRC has released an Information Paper to facilitate best practices for the management and governance of biobank and tissue bank facilities, specific to an Australian research environment. The Information Paper draws on relevant national and international ...
- [05 Mar 10] National Certification Scheme - NHMRC assessment of ethical review process- Institutions seeking NHMRC's assessment of their ethical review processes under the National Certification Scheme were asked to table their nomination by the end of February. To date, 28 nominations have been received and include 17 ...
- [05 Mar 10] Launch of Australia’s Workforce Futures: A National Workforce Development Strategy University of Technology, Sydney- The Hon Julia Gillard MP Minister for Education. Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Minister for Social Inclusion Deputy Prime Minister 5 March, 2010 Speech Address to Skills Australia Launch of Australia’s Workforce Futures: A National Workforce Development Strategy University of Technology, ...
- [04 Mar 10] Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System (ACRIS) renewed- The Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System (ACRIS) Management Committee recently met in Darwin, where it was announced that ACRIS has been funded by the Australian Government for another four years. Ninti One manages the ACRIS ...

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Career opportunities
- [11 Mar 10] New Bureau of Rural Science Biosecurity publication- The Bureau of Rural Sciences (BRS) released the brief Biosecurity and Australia's primary industries - the role of biotechnology on Friday 5 March. The publication highlights the contribution biotechnology is making to enhancing biosecurity in Australia's ...
- [11 Mar 10] Call for papers from CRCMining - final submission date 12 Mar 10- CRCMining is now calling for papers for the 2010 Australian Mining Technology Conference, to be held at the University of Western Australia's Crawley Campus from from 13-15 September 2010. The Call for Papers and Abstract ...
- [09 Mar 10] University of Sydney named an Employer of Choice for Women 2010- A fellowship given to women academics to help them advance in research to better their promotion prospects is just one of the many initiatives behind the University of Sydney once again being recognised as an ...
- [05 Mar 10] Training (Postdoctoral) Fellowships – Indigenous Health Short Term Exchange Award- The Short Term Exchange Award has been introduced in this round of the Training (Postdoctoral) Fellowships, with funding commencing in 2011. This revised award will allow greater flexibility for Training (Postdoctoral) Fellowship awardees who are ...
Student opportunities
- [10 Mar 10] CRC Mining postgraduate scholarships - up to $52,222- CRCMining is seeking talented engineering graduates and early career professionals to conduct commercially viable research to tackle the technical challenges facing its mining industry members. While undertaking your Research Masters (MPhil) or PhD, you will interact ...
- [24 & 25 Mar 10] The Young Energy Professionals (part of Energy Alliance) is hosting a new forum for emerging leaders and ambitious young energy professionals: [young] Energy State of the Nation, Brisbane.- For more information, click here.
- [01 Mar 10] Applications for Meat and Livestock Australia on-farm postgraduate scholarships and study awards tenable in Australia or overseas are now being invited- Preference will be given to Australian Postgraduate Award recipients applying for a top-up scholarship and to applicants with research or industry experience. Funding is available for stipend either as full scholarship or top-up, and a ...
High achievers
- [10 Mar 10] Leading University of Melbourne academics recognised in 2010 Victorian Honour Roll of Women- Four leading academics and alumnae of the University of Melbourne have been recognised for their extraordinary achievements with inclusion on the Victorian Honour Roll of Women. The Honour Roll celebrates and publicly recognises the achievements ...
- [09 Mar 10] VSSEC-NASA Australian Space Prize winner announced- NASA has announced the talented young Australian who will spend 10 weeks working at NASA Ames. Thanks to the VSSEC-NASA Australian Space Prize, Elizabeth Blaber from the University of New South Wales will be the ...
- [05 Mar 10] AUSTRALIA'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST RESEARCHERS RECOGNISED IN 2010 NHMRC EXCELLENCE AWARDS- Fifteen of Australia's most distinguished health and medical researchers were recognised last night for their outstanding contribution to the success of medical research in this country. The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), Australia's leading ...
AuScience news
- [11 Mar 10] Creating a climate for change: green behaviour important in changing green attitudes- Electricity providers and governments need to do more to change how people think if more people are to take up green electricity, according to a new study. Read the full article at the University of Melbourne: ...
- [11 Mar 10] Breakthrough to tackle disease threatening Australia's barramundi industry- The University of Sydney will lead a new project to improve existing methods of detecting a fish disease which is causing substantial setbacks to the barramundi industry. Thanks to a quantum leap in DNA-detection technology in ...

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