Research shows kids who stay up late are prone to poor nutrition | Meet the University’s new Chancellor – UniSA News August

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Nominate now for the 10th Australia China Alumni Awards 2018

The 10th Australia China Alumni Awards Nominations Open to UniSA alumni Nominations for the prestigious Australia China Alumni Awards (ACAA Awards) are now open and the University of South Australia invites our graduates living in China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan to nominate for one of these awards. The Australia China Alumni Association established the ACAA Awards in 2009 as a high-profile initiative recognizing the wide-ranging achievements of graduates of Australian universities who are currently based in China, both local and expatriate. This year the 10th Australia China Alumni Awards dinner will be held in Beijing on 24th November. There are eight Awards categories covering a range of disciplines, including awards for Young Alumni and Women in Leadership. Nominations are open to graduates of any nationality, provided they graduated from an Australian university program (in Australia, through an off-shore program in any other country or online. Nomination Guidelines 提名指引 To nominate yourself please click the 'How to nominate' link below and complete the self-nomination form. Submit before midnight (China time) 31st August 2018. If you are nominating yourself please contact jane.russell@unisa.edu.au for assistance in support of your nomination.

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Salt could provide next-generation data storage & mixed news on skin cancer rates – UniSA News July

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