Research Tuesdays

13/10/2021

Can't get enough of research at the The University of Adelaide? Why not check out INGENUITY?

Ingenuity is an exhibition featuring a range of interactive, STEM-focused activities. It provides an insight into the variety of career opportunities available across architecture and built environment, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

To find out more, follow the link below.

We welcome all visitors at Ingenuity, current university students, high school students and their teachers, industry members and the general public. Admission is free.

25/02/2021

COMING UP!
We've locked in the next four months of topics, which means you can get ahead of the pack and plan what to see next. Keep a look out in the next week for registration links, or sign up to the subscriber list to recieve the link straight to your inbox: https://bit.ly/2ZMg79V

14/01/2021

Happy New Year!

In coming days we will be releasing the 2021 program - keep your eyes peeled for new dates and topics.

We hope to see you in person or via Zoom this coming year!

11/09/2020

A huge congratulations to Khalia Primer on winning all three categories of the Three Minute Thesis final. Khalia is from the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences and blew judges away with her presentation: Hold your breath! Helping our blood vessel builders survive in diabetes.

We're very excited to see Khalia's research come to life!

07/09/2020

Tomorrow night is our annual Three Minute Thesis final. This year we've gone virtual - so you can watch all the finalists present and vote all with the click of a button. Make sure you register to cast your vote!

The 3 Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a national competition that challenges Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students to effectively explain their research to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes. The aim is to cultivate their academic, presentation, and research communication skills, while cele...

13/07/2020

ANNOUNCEMENT:
July’s Research Tuesdays has unfortunately been postponed.
Due to unforeseen circumstances the lecture will need to be scheduled for a later date.

We thank you for your on-going support and we are committed to continuing the lectures again in August, for Space Makers – Tuesday 11 July 5.30-6.30pm

More details to come next week.

08/05/2020

You’ve voted and we’ve listened!

Research Tuesdays will transition to a virtual platform with lectures live streamed to the comfort of your own homes and devices right here!

Lectures will still remain on the second Tuesday of the month at 5.30pm and the first topic to kick off the new virtual platform will be Compulsory Voting: Strengthening Democracy on Tuesday 12 May, 5.30pm.

For more details head to the Research Tuesdays website or join us Tuesday at 5.30pm for the lecture!

17/04/2020

COVID-19 has meant Research Tuesdays lectures are now at a standstill. The University of Adelaide would love to get your feedback on the future of the lecture series for 2020.

COMMENT BELOW on what you think should happen to Research Tuesdays for the rest of the year. Should Research Tuesdays be converted to online webinars?

18/03/2020

The University of Adelaide is monitoring the situation with COVID-19, and continues to take action in line with the latest Federal Government announcements, based on sound health and medical advice.

As a result we have regrettably decided to postpone our April Research Tuesdays event – FLU FREE.

More information will become available in coming weeks, continue to visit us here or on our website for the latest updates.

28/01/2020

Research Tuesdays is booked out for February!

But we still have loads of interesting events happening on campus - like our newly re-established Professional Lecture Series. Hear from newly appointed University Professor Alex Brown, Aboriginal medical doctor and researcher, as he kicks off the first lecture of the year.

Click the below link to find out more!

Hear from Professor Alex Brown, Theme Leader from the Aboriginal Research Unit at the Adelaide Medical School at the first lecture of the newly created Professorial Lecture Series. Professor Alex Brown is an Aboriginal medical doctor and researcher. Alex has been involved in policy since he commence...