News: staff news
Next subset of Adelaide University programs go live
On 15 July, Adelaide University launched the first subset of coursework programs for promotion to prospective students. Late last week, the second subset of 27 programs were released and feature on the Adelaide University website, across a range of disciplines including Animal and Veterinary Science, Psychology, Health and Biomedical Sciences, Midwifery, Engineering, Social Sciences, Commerce and Economics and Wine and Agriculture.
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Research and Research Training Domain Town Hall - Signature Research Themes
This virtual event will focus on the Signature Research Themes (SRTs) and is open to all staff interested in staying informed on and participating in research strategy creation leading up to our transition to the new Adelaide University. Thursday 14 November, 10–11 am. Online.
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End-of-year processing deadlines
HR processing timelines in the lead up to the end year University end of year closedown period are now available on the HR website. Processing timelines include recruitment, and timesheet submission and validation deadlines for casual and ITDS staff member. Further details are available in HR News.
Diwali celebrations
We recently celebrated Diwali on our Maths Lawns, bringing together 450 guests for an evening of lights, music, and tradition. The event featured dance performances, diya painting, Parai drumming, Henna art, and more, all capturing the spirit of Diwali.
CSL Centenary Fellowship
Dr Qi Zhang (SAiGENCI), who leads the Epigenetics and Gene Regulation Laboratory, has been awarded a CSL Centenary Fellowship, worth $1.25 million across five years. Dr Zhang, who is a European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Australia fellow, investigates the epigenetic processes that turn genes on and turn off to influence the development of individual cells, which may have positive or negative consequences. Read more.
Indigenous Media Mentoring Program 2025
The Indigenous Media Mentoring Program provides two days of intensive media training to competitively selected Indigenous scientists and researchers, giving them the skills and the confidence to engage with media. Email your expression of interest and CV to immp@smc.org.au before Sunday 1 December. Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 April 2025, SBS/NITV studios, Sydney. More information.
Animal ethics deadlines
First submission deadlines for Animal Ethics applications to be considered in 2025 are as follows: SET applications are due 7 January 2025 for 30 January 2025 AEC meeting, and HMS applications are due 24 January 2025 for 10 February 2025 AEC meeting. More information.
Diversity and inclusion in teaching workshop
Facilitating success for diverse HDR students: Strategies to encourage and support a diverse HDR cohort. This session will explore some of the issues and workshop approaches to increase inclusivity awareness, support diverse students, and facilitate success for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and supervisors. Thursday 28 November, 2–3.30 pm. Room 323, Hughes building, North Terrace and online. Register.
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LabArchives research edition bootcamp
The University Library provides LabArchives electronic research notebooks for documenting your research, and secure collaboration with internal and external partners. This upcoming online, modular bootcamp will help new and experienced users, with introductions to the tool, as well as sessions about integrations, workflows, security and user management. Monday 11 to Friday 15 November, various times. Online.
Diversity and inclusion teaching workshop
Inclusive practice for Diverse Health Conditions: Working with MACA, Reasonable Adjustments, and Disability Support. This workshop will engage with policies and resources available in the University, including the Modified Arrangements for Coursework Assessment and Reasonable Adjustment policies, as well as Disability Support, to provide practical guidance on how we can support a diversity of students. Tuesday 12 November, 2–3.30 pm. Room 323, Hughes building, North Terrace campus. Register.
