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Defence Researchers come together ahead of upcoming merger.
Defence Researchers from University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia recently came together to celebrate the successes of 2024.
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Professor Olaf Maennel appointed Joint Chair in Cybersecurity
We’re excited to announce Professor Olaf Maennel has been appointed to the position of Defence Science and Technology Group - University of Adelaide Joint Chair in Cybersecurity. This position is co-funded by DSTG and the University of Adelaide.
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Developing the first drug for multi-organ radiation protection
Radiation plays a crucial role in a number of fields; it’s vital for shrinking cells in current cancer treatments, propelling nuclear-powered military submarines and electricity grids, and more. However, radiation carries risks. Overexposure can lead to radiation poisoning, triggering severe symptoms and conditions such as causing cancers, cognitive impairments, and fatal multi-organ (lung, intestines, heart) failure. In Australia, workers including uranium miners, our military personnel, emergency service professionals, and astronauts are all vulnerable to radiation poisoning. To mitigate its adverse effects, University of Adelaide researchers have made great strides towards a world first: a multi-organ anti-radiation drug.
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