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ISER Impact Story - Professor Melissa Nursey Bray
Professor Nursey-Bray is transforming how communities influence environmental decision-making as the Deputy Director of Sustainability Research at ISER and leader of the Adaptation, Community, Environment (ACE) research group.
(@UoA's researchers - to feature your work in this space, please contact us via iser@adelaide.edu.au)
Building a critical mass of people and knowlege in critically important minerals
The Critical Mineral Research Centre is the go-to group for multidisciplinary research programs. It is the only one of its kind in Australia, and one of only a few worldwide. We cover end-to-end critical minerals research and education, from early prospectivity analyses to resource definition to mineral processing.
Heavy industry low-carbon transition (HILT) CRC
For Australia’s heavy industry sector to not only survive, but thrive over the coming decades with improved technological capabilities and cost competitiveness. HILT CRC will enable our heavy industry sector to compete in the low-carbon global economy for carbon-neutral materials such as ‘green’ iron, alumina, cement and other processed minerals. HILT CRC will focus on developing technologies and methods that overcome barriers to the low-carbon transition, which include the unacceptable risks of untested innovations that could jeopardise equipment, production and/or worker safety. The University of Adelaide is a core partner of the CRC.
Latest news
05 Jun
ISER Impact Story - Professor Melissa Nursey Bray
Professor Nursey-Bray is transforming how communities influence environmental decision-making as the Deputy Director of Sustainability Research at ISER and leader of the Adaptation, Community, Environment (ACE) research group. 29 May On May 7th the launch of the Centre for Sustainable Operations and Resilient Supply Chains (CSORSC) was held at the National Wine Centre. 30 Apr
Critical Minerals: A Pathway to A Renewable Future
How critical minerals are accelerating South Australia, and the world, to become sustainable and renewable. 30 Apr
ISER Impact Story - Shoko Yoneyama
Many young Australian's experience eco-anxiety, with new research and education, Associate Professor Shoko Yoneyama and her team member Danielle LeMieux have produced and created a climate and pandemic anxiety related course, with aims to create a source of positive emotions to drive change.
Upcoming events
05 Jul
Socially Just Transition Workshop
The Adaptation, Community and Environment (ACE) Research Group is excited to announce an upcoming workshop titled "Socially Just Transition" at the University of Adelaide. 23 Jul
Weaving Indigenous Knowledges Workshop
The Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Resources (ISER) and the Adaptation, Community, Environment (ACE) Research Group invite you to join us in an engaging workshop on “Weaving Indigenous Knowledges” by Ann Marie Chischilly at the University of Adelaide. 26 Jul
United States Tribal Adaptation - Masterclass
The Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Resources (ISER) and the Adaptation, Community, Environment (ACE) Research Group are pleased to announce a masterclass on “United States Tribal Adaptation” offered by Ann Marie Chischilly at the University of Adelaide. 01 Aug
Hydrogen Society of Australia Networking Event
Join Chair Dr. Rachelle Kernen and Co-Chairs Dr. Alfonso Chinnici and Dr. Kate Holland at the first Hydrogen Society of Australia Networking Event, sponsored by ISER and Hydrogen Society of Australia.
This workshop will provide an overview of Indigenous Knowledges (IK) and demonstrate examples of weaving IK with regard to climate change and environmental management efforts in the United States. This activity-based workshop will allow you to navigate diverse aspects of knowledge politics in relation to climate adaptation.
This masterclass will offer insights into the 574 Tribal Nations in the United States and their efforts in dealing with climate change through adaptation and mitigation. The masterclass will involve engaging activities, a review of the Status of Tribes and Climate Change Report, and videos showcasing the work of the Tribes.
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