Drones used to check wildlife health | Are food intolerances increasing? | Why partnering with UniSA just got easier – UniSA News July

World first experiment using drones for wildlife health checks   A UniSA PhD student can now add "world first" to her CV after collaborating with global cinematographer Douglas Thron to accurately measure heart and breathing rates of African wildlife filmed with a drone. Read more   Why does everyone seem to have food intolerances these days? Enterprise Hub provides an outside-in perspective to working with a university Video: The science behind making fake blood End-of-life plan needed for tens of thousands of wind turbine blades • UniSA wins prestigious award for innovative social enterprise project in Africa • Queen's Birthday Honours for two research leaders • UniSA project secures access screening platform that could fast-track treatment of leukaemia • New scholarship increases opportunities for Aboriginal researchers • UniSA boosts weekly scholarship rates for Vacation Research Program • ...and more   UniSA blasts off on $180 million space hub mission Global once again – students embark on international exchanges We're hiring! UniSA launches academic recruitment campaign The latest books from UniSA researchers In Pictures: MOD. launch party and ambassador's public lecture Enjoy the Hawke Centre's latest events What's on at UniSA's Samstag Museum of Art Read the latest edition of enterprise magazine