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Students set to experience science with workshops in January

https://www.utas.edu.au/about/news-and-stories/articles/2016/students-set-to-experience-science-with-workshops-in-january

20 Dec 2016: A three-day whirlwind of hands-on science, engineering and technology workshops for grade 9/10 students from across the state will be held in January. The University is running the ConocoPhillips Science Experience program next month in Hobart,
A FOCUS on design

https://www.utas.edu.au/about/news-and-stories/articles/2016/a-focus-on-design2

2 Dec 2016: From mountain bike trails and rice paddies to shipping containers, the latest crop of furniture design graduates from the University of Tasmania have drawn on a range of inspirations. Their work is now on show at Design Tasmania in FOCUS 2016, the
Launceston first in Australia with new network

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15 Nov 2016: Launceston will become the first city in Australia to be covered by an Internet of Things (IoT) network. The Hodgman Government has committed $100,000 to fund a city-wide LORA network which is a long range, low power network, similar to Wi-Fi and
Climate researcher receives prestigious Humboldt Fellowship

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10 Nov 2016: Climate Research Fellow Dr Rebecca Harris (ACE CRC) has been awarded a prestigious Humboldt Fellowship to work in Germany next year. Dr Harris will further her research work around ecosystem stability and climate variability with Professor Klaus
Last chance to nominate staff for the 2017 Teaching Awards

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21 Oct 2016: Nominations for the 2017 University of Tasmania learning and teaching awards close on Monday 31 October. The awards are a great opportunity to recognise the wonderful achievements of both academic and professional staff across the University for
2017 Scholarship applications closing soon

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21 Oct 2016: Scholarship applications for the 2017 academic year close on 31 October 2016. To complete an online application, visit the Scholarships and Bursaries page of the University's website. The University of Tasmania has one of the most extensive
University partnerships build rural and remote leadership

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21 Oct 2016: A collaborative program is offering emerging health leaders a chance to grow their knowledge and insight into rural community living. Since 2011, Rural Health Workforce Australia and the Northern Territory Primary Health Network have been running
Temporary extinction reprieve for some frogs

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13 Oct 2016: Australian scientists have good news for frog conservation there may be longer than expected time to intervene before climate change causes extinction of some species. The scientists used new methods for modelling the threat of climate change on
Innovation Hubs to turn ideas into reality

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23 Sep 2016: A new network of enterprise hubs across Tasmania will provide the space and support needed to turn innovative ideas into business reality. The University of Tasmania joined other partners today in formally opening Enterprize Tasmania, a new
University joins national student survey on sexual assault

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16 Sep 2016: The University of Tasmania will partner with other universities across Australia in a ground-breaking national student survey on sexual assault and harassment. The survey is an important part of the Australian university sector’s Respect. Now.