📷 28 FEB I Enabling Collaboration in Complex Research Environments Information Session
Join us online to learn how the AAF uses SSO technologies to enable collaboration in complex research environments. Learn more and register now: https://t.co/JvRomF9XBf
NEXT THURS - 7 SEPT: Trust and Identity Information Session - find out how the AAF are co-designing a connected & secure digital research ecosystem. Featuring guest speakers from research, higher education and cyber security. https://t.co/LynC7vT9xj
Happy #ScienceWeek
The Australian Government’s #NCRIS program supports 26 research infrastructures to advance national research. Learn more about the AAF – a national capability and trust and identity specialist - in the video below. #NCRISImpact
👏 It was an amazing turnout for Day 1 of the TERN #ScienceSymposium! We had many fantastic presentations and stalls for attendees to interact with and learn from. We can't wait to hear more #research developments & #data innovations tomorrow. Bring on Day 2!
We are excited to have launched our new dedicated Trust and Identity Pathfinder Project website at >> https://t.co/2uAMBlT4X8 You'll find information about the project and how we can help build a connected NCRIS ecosystem. #NCRIS#TrustandIdentity
For decades, caring people across the world have been calling for action to end the cruelty of Australia's live sheep export industry. You've finally been heard.
https://t.co/5cm081cwgQ
Discover who our UniSA Images of Research and Teaching 2022 Comp winners and finalists are, announced by @Marnie_HW today, and then make your vote in the People’s Choice Award!
The People’s Choice winner will be revealed on 17 Oct 2022.
Vote now: https://t.co/ncWMjKYxuA
This inspiring image of teaching captures “Students receiving instruction in the UniSA Aviation B737 simulator". It won first prize (teaching) in UniSA's Images of Research and Teaching comp 2021. Discover how to take part in this year's competition here: https://t.co/1SqVj1LwOr
It's a striking image appearing on our #unisaLED screen today, created by mathematics PhD student Bethany Caldwell. The image, titled: Generalised Newton for Signal Processing, was an entry into UniSA's Images of Research and Teaching competition 2021: https://t.co/dy43X9fsHn
"These images of clotted blood triggered by current generation metal stents are a chilling reflection of the way disease has trapped humanity on a global scale." It's a description of the image on the #unisaLED screen today, created by Eli Moore: https://t.co/bqlWodmLPA
UniSA's Images of Research and Teaching competition 2021 produced some striking images including this photograph by Fariba Sahel, displayed on the #unisaLED screen today and portraying "a refugee girl being in awe of how glorious the sunset is". https://t.co/0B0tDQGGkd
Colourful and creative, Ian Johnson's Magic Carpet Ride is in fact a composite image of a multitude of cancer spheroids. The image was entered into this year's UniSA Images of Research and Teaching Competition and is featured on the Bradley Building #unisaLED screen.