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September 2010 Issue
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Coming Events

Research Tuesdays: sharing great research with the community

Work of Heart: How cardiovascular medicine is rising to the challenge of obesity and age

Despite the incidence of cardiovascular disease falling in recent decades, its impact on society remains devastating.

In 2006* it was the leading cause of death in Australia, taking a life nearly every 10 minutes. It also reduced 1.4 million people's quality of life through directly related disability.

Not surprisingly, when seen in the context of a rapidly ageing and increasingly obese population, it's still considered one of our greatest health priorities. So what are our medical researchers doing about it?

According to the University of ÐÂÀË²ÊÆ±'s Professor Stephen Worthley, quite a lot. And in this important presentation he'll discuss it all, from exciting new stem cell therapies to minimally-invasive alternatives to open surgery.

*The most recent year for which full statistics are available.

WHEN: Tuesday 14th September, 5.30-6.30pm
WHERE: North Terrace Campus, Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre

ADMISSION FREE, BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

Register online: or call: + 61 8 8303 3692


Energy Futures

A public seminar series organised by the Centre for Energy Technology in conjunction with the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Seminars this month include: Carbon Sequestration; Solar Energy; and Wind and Water Energy.

For more info email: environment@adelaide.edu.au or visit:

When: 5.00pm each Wednesday from 1-15 September
Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, North Terrace Campus
Cost: Free - all welcome. No registration necessary.


Thinking Critically About Sustainable Energy - Future Renewables

Part of a public seminar series organised by the Centre for Energy Technology in conjunction with the Royal Institution of Australia.

For more info email: environment@adelaide.edu.au or visit:

When: 6.00pm-7.30pm Wednesday 1 September
Where: The Science Exchange, 55 Exchange Place, ÐÂÀË²ÊÆ±
Cost: Free, but bookings essential
RSVP: