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Funding for Geothermal Research

The University of ����ɫ�� has been awarded $1.6 million from the State Government to establish a new, world-class centre for geothermal energy research. The funding - announced at the University of ����ɫ�� by the Premier, the Hon Mike Rann - will be provided over two years to help establish the new South Australian Centre of Excellence for Geothermal Research.

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Two new species of Neoentobdella (Monogenea: Capsalidae: Entobdellinae) from the skin of Australian stingrays (Dasyatidae)

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Temporal deposition and spatial distribution of cytoskeletal proteins in the sperm head of an Australian rodent

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DNA barcoding of stygofauna uncovers cryptic amphipod diversity in a calcrete aquifer in Western Australia's arid zone

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Molecular genetic data provide support for a model of transmission dynamics in an Australian reptile tick, Bothriocroton hydrosauri.

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Energy Realities

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Peak Oil

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Launch of the Environment Institute

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Something in the way you move: dispersal pathways affect invasion success

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Professor Mike Young presents in Tucson Arizona

On January 23 Director of the Environment Institute, Professor Mike Young, presented a seminar entitled “Facilitating and Expediting Adaptation: Learning from Australia”. This presentation was made as part of conference that explored how America could adapt to climate change while reducing its environmental and social impacts. The conference aimed to bring together an outstanding group of scientists, scholars and community leaders to help define what climate change will mean for the American Southwest.

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