Magic bullet for acne sufferers | Stopping digital criminals | $40m health and education hub opens in Adelaide's north – UniSA News October

Tiny nanocarriers could prove the magic bullet for acne sufferers It's a skin disorder that makes life miserable for about 800 million teenagers and adults worldwide, but Australian scientists may have found an effective treatment for acne, delivered via tiny nanoparticles. Read more Stop digital criminals with basic cyber hygiene practices $40m aged care, health and education hub opens in Adelaide's northern suburbs Should I be getting my vitamin D levels checked? From the Vice Chancellor: A rising star • $1.2m grants drive research into microplastics, green concrete and biofilms • UniSA recognised as Australia's sixth best business school • Unravelling the secrets to innovation district success wins UniSA PhD competition • New Executive Dean for Allied Health and Human Performance • Hand-picked cohort begins trailblazing MBA to bolster skills and knowledge for AUKUS • ...and more New online qualification supports frontline workers responding to child abuse Aboriginal Knowledges Centre takes shape under new UniSA RAP Celebrations for new graduates and Hon Doc for popular South Australian leader In Pictures: Spring graduation ceremonies and 2023 Pedal Prix The latest books from UniSA researchers Enjoy the Hawke Centre's latest events What's on at UniSA's Samstag Museum of Art Read the latest Enterprise stories