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Making Headway With Hydrogen - Research Tuesdays Seminar
The 成人大片鈥檚 Professor Gregory F Metha will explore this cutting-edge area on Tuesday 11 October at the latest Research Tuesdays lecture.听
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CET Celebrates Release of a New Book on Wave Energy
Congratulations to Associate Professor Boyin Ding, from the School of Mechanical Engineering, who has co-edited a text book on wave energy entitled, 鈥淢odelling and Optimization of Wave Energy Converters鈥, CRC Press, July 2022.
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ISER Leads the Way to Net-Zero
罢丑别听Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Resources (ISER)听launched on Monday, leading the events taking place across the University as part of Sustainability Week.
Curnamona Cube AuScope Seismic Array - Mawson Geo Centre
The Earth Imaging team, led by Professor听Graham Heinson听and听Ben Kay听from 罢丑别听成人大片, Mawson Geo Centre, is deploying 138听NCRIS听enabled seismometers in the听 area.
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SACOME Annual Staff and Student Membership Benefits 2022
The Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Resources has renewed SACOME Annual Membership FY22/23 for staff and up to 80 students.
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PRIF Mining Consortium Annual Assembly 2022
Friday 22nd July 2022 I听9:30am 鈥 5:00pm I听The Adelaide Convention Centre (Riverbank Room 5) and via Zoom (link will be provided closer to the event).
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Soil Carbon Increases Under Cover Crops
The level of soil organic carbon (SOC) was almost 23 per cent higher in areas that had cover crops directly below vines, when compared to a standard method of spraying herbicide on the soil.
HiTeMP-3 Forum 26-28 September 2022
The 2022 forum will build on the outcomes of the previous HiTeMP forums and identify the next steps for decarbonising heavy industry. Join world-leading experts and participate in the discussion to further shape a carbon-constrained future and prepare for the new, low-carbon economy.
Improving Border Adjustment Mechanisms
The Institute for International Trade (IIT) releases a major new paper on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAMs).
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