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Shark Attack Results In Removal Of Predator's Teeth From Diver's Skull By Medics
Bridgette O'Shannessy was mauled by a pointer shark Friday while free-diving off a reef in Adelaide.
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Australian University Researchers To Provide Fresh Drinking Water In Rajasthan
Researchers at University of Adelaide are planning to provide fresh drinking water in the desert state of Rajasthan using simple and low-cost water purification kits.
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University Of Adelaide To Hold First Open Day Session In India
The University of Adelaide will hold its first-ever open day session here tomorrow as it aims to attract more "highly innovative" Indian students.
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Sensor To Detect Vitamin B12 Deficiency In a Jiffy
Researchers from University of Adelaide have developed a world's first optical sensor that can detect vitamin B12 in diluted human blood - a novel step towards developing a low-cost and portable deficiency test.
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Earthquake Shifts Kathmandu by 3 Metres But Everest Height Unchanged, Say Experts
The earthquake that devastated Nepal and left thousands of people dead shifted the earth beneath Kathmandu by up to several metres south, but the height of Mount Everest likely stayed the same, experts said Tuesday.
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World Cup 2015: Bangladesh Erupts in Joy as Team Enters Quarters
Impromptu victory processions broke out across the country, with some of the loudest celebrations taking place at Dhaka University where around 5,000 people had been watching the match in Adelaide on a big screen.
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Soft Drinks Can Cause Permanent Damage to Teeth
A recent study conducted by the researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia, holds that drinks that are high in acidity can be harmful for children's teeth. The acid present in soft drinks, fruit juices and other sugary and aerated drinks can...
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The Shrinking Evolution That Turned T-Rex to Tweety: Study
A branch of large, lumbering dinosaurs shrank over just 50 million years of evolution to become today's modern birds, a study showed on Thursday.
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New computer modelling technique may aid cancer treatment
Developed by the University of Adelaide, the technique simulates tumour growth and treatment.
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Fatty Foods Interrupt Stomach's Signals to the Brain: Study
Indulging in fatty foods could destroy stomach's signals to the brain, according to a new study which gives insight why many dieters tend to regain the weight after losing it.New University of Adelaide research has found the nerves in the stomach which...
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Shark Attack Results In Removal Of Predator's Teeth From Diver's Skull By Medics
Bridgette O'Shannessy was mauled by a pointer shark Friday while free-diving off a reef in Adelaide.
-
Australian University Researchers To Provide Fresh Drinking Water In Rajasthan
Researchers at University of Adelaide are planning to provide fresh drinking water in the desert state of Rajasthan using simple and low-cost water purification kits.
-
University Of Adelaide To Hold First Open Day Session In India
The University of Adelaide will hold its first-ever open day session here tomorrow as it aims to attract more "highly innovative" Indian students.
-
Sensor To Detect Vitamin B12 Deficiency In a Jiffy
Researchers from University of Adelaide have developed a world's first optical sensor that can detect vitamin B12 in diluted human blood - a novel step towards developing a low-cost and portable deficiency test.
-
Earthquake Shifts Kathmandu by 3 Metres But Everest Height Unchanged, Say Experts
The earthquake that devastated Nepal and left thousands of people dead shifted the earth beneath Kathmandu by up to several metres south, but the height of Mount Everest likely stayed the same, experts said Tuesday.
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World Cup 2015: Bangladesh Erupts in Joy as Team Enters Quarters
Impromptu victory processions broke out across the country, with some of the loudest celebrations taking place at Dhaka University where around 5,000 people had been watching the match in Adelaide on a big screen.
-
Soft Drinks Can Cause Permanent Damage to Teeth
A recent study conducted by the researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia, holds that drinks that are high in acidity can be harmful for children's teeth. The acid present in soft drinks, fruit juices and other sugary and aerated drinks can...
-
The Shrinking Evolution That Turned T-Rex to Tweety: Study
A branch of large, lumbering dinosaurs shrank over just 50 million years of evolution to become today's modern birds, a study showed on Thursday.
-
New computer modelling technique may aid cancer treatment
Developed by the University of Adelaide, the technique simulates tumour growth and treatment.
-
Fatty Foods Interrupt Stomach's Signals to the Brain: Study
Indulging in fatty foods could destroy stomach's signals to the brain, according to a new study which gives insight why many dieters tend to regain the weight after losing it.New University of Adelaide research has found the nerves in the stomach which...
