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Every day our researchers are getting one-step closer to saving more lives as well as improving the quality of life for cancer survivors. But they need your help.
We cannot solve is sues of water scarcity or depleting natural resources without your investment in research today. You can equip our bright minds to find the solutions for mankind's future challenges.
Help our researchers continue their work in preventing illness, improving health systems and services creating more effective therapies, and advancing health equality.
Through the Gavin Wanganeen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship fund you can help change the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students through higher education.
["all","cancer"] Donors have opened their hearts and wallets to help UniSA researchers develop new drugs in the fight against lethal brain tumours, pledging $1.2 million in just seven months.
["all","cancer"] You’d be hard-pressed to find someone whose life hasn’t been impacted by cancer, and that’s why we are focussing our latest crowdfunding effort on persisting pain survivors often experience. Leading pain scientist Professor Lorimer Moseley and cancer expert Professor Ian Olver AM...
["all","environment"] Nanoparticles derived from green mango peel could be the key to remediating oil sludge in contaminated soil according to new research from the University of South Australia and Alumni Dr Biruck Desalegn.
["all","cancer"] A key ingredient that breast cancers use to grow and spread into other parts of the body could lead to the identification of a targeted drug for difficult to treat cancers such as triple negative breast cancer.
Our free series of Successful Ageing Seminars consist of special presentations on topical issues relevant to our more senior alumni and the wider community. Watch our previous seminars, or subscribe to future seminars.
The Duguid Memorial Lectures are designed to further harmonious relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities that continues the respect for Aboriginal culture that the Duguids initiated.
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