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Cubed poo mystery cracked thanks to mange mission
A bid to stop a deadly disease ravaging our wombat population is the real reason our researchers cracked the wombat poo puzzle.
Image credit: Li Lai
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Globetrotting Tasmanians bring ideas to life
A global tour of man-made surf facilities, apothecary gardens and science precincts. The itineraries that could change the world.
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Great job outcomes for our grads
A new report reveals promising prospects for University of Tasmania alumni.
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Outstanding alumna singled out for academic excellence on the world stage
One of our brightest young graduates wins a highly sought-after scholarship to study at Oxford University
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A research reach unrivalled around Australia
Whether it’s analytical chemistry, botany, or women’s studies, our staff and alumni are leading the nation.
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Allergy and asthma airborne investigation
Donate your dust. Help researchers analyse how airborne bacteria and fungi impacts our health.
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One family’s contribution to Tasmania’s rich historical legacy
Cultural extinction, revival and survival: a captivating inaugural
lecture.
Image credit: Joy Lai
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Sandy Duncanson spurs social justice action
Almost 10 years on from his death, Sandy Duncanson continues to inspire.
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Lend a helping hand to save one of the world’s rarest fish
Meet Uncle Marty, The Stalker and Ginger Ninja. These are some of the names given to 100 redhand fish by donors who are desperate to save the species.
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Kristy Booth-Lark
Bachelor of Business 2008
Alumna Kristy Booth-Lark grew up in one of the country’s most famous distilling families, but now she is carving out her own career as Australia’s first female owner-distiller. The founder of Killara Distillery is one of five Tasmanian alumni or staff to receive a prestigious Churchill Fellowship.
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40+ Club Christmas Lunch
Wednesday 11 December 2019, 12.30pm – 2.30pm
University Club, Sandy Bay Campus
Over a two-course lunch, network with other alumni and friends who graduated from the University 40+ years ago. Hear from guest speakers Professor Anthony Koutoulis, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), and Professor Michael Breadmore, College of Sciences and Engineering alumnus and ARC Fellow, and recent winner of a prestigious Eureka Prize.
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In case you missed it...
2019 Sandy Duncanson Social Justice Lecture
Presented by Elizabeth Broderick AO
As Australia’s longest-serving Sex Discrimination Commissioner (2007-2015), Elizabeth worked tirelessly to break down structural and social barriers faced by women and men, and to promote gender equality.
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Dream destinations are the classroom for University’s new tourism course
Tasmania’s wilderness and cultural heritage sites will be the classroom for a new generation of tourism students taking up the University’s new Master of Tourism, Environmental and Cultural Heritage. Instead of traditional classrooms, students will be in situ at some of Australia’s most iconic tourism destinations, including Port Arthur and Cradle Mountain and Sydney.
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Science of Gardening
Science of Gardening is for everyone, from avid green-thumbs with a lifetime of experience to those planting their first seedling. Sustainable living starts at home, so in this fun, fully-online unit you’ll learn the science behind traditional and modern gardening techniques, and this will change the way you see your plants, and change the way you garden.
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