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What’s the difference between MSG and table salt? A chemist explains

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26 Nov 2024: Nathan Kilah, University of TasmaniaIt’s dinner time. You’ve worked hard to prepare a nutritious and tasty meal. But after taking your first bite you feel something is missing. Perhaps you should have added more salt? Pepper? Or maybe even
What was the deal with Julius Caesar and Cleopatra’s ‘situationship’?

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26 Nov 2024: Carl Gottlieb Venig/Wikimedia By Charlotte Dunn and Jayne Knight, University of TasmaniaThe Egyptian queen Cleopatra is often associated with glamorous beauty routines, deadly snake bites, lavish banquets and torrid affairs with some of the most
Tasmania's best soil judges to get down and dirty

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25 Nov 2024: Tasmania’s best soil judges are about to put their skills to the test in an international competition. The two teams of University of Tasmania Agricultural Science students have been selected to take on Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific’s
Meet our people - Akeem Taiwo

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18 Nov 2024: Akeem Taiwo - PhD candidateAkeem is a PhD candidate at the Tasmanian Institute of Tasmania, based at TIA's Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie. He is working on an important project to understand and prevent botrytis bunch rot in wine grapes. Akeem is an
From bookworm to Alumni Officer: Shayne's journey of flexibility, …

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13 Nov 2024: Shayne SmithSenior Alumni Officer, Alumni RelationsDivision of the Vice-Chancellor Bachelor of Arts majoring in English and a Bachelor of Business majoring in TourismGrowing up, Shayne was moved by all forms of media and storytelling, immersed in
The Shed is complete

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11 Nov 2024: October saw the Official Opening of The Shed, the final and largest building of the University of Tasmania’s expanded Inveresk campus in the heart of Launceston. (L-R) The Hon Jason Clare MP, Jo Palmer MLC, Professor Rufus Black and Launceston
Congratulations to our Alumni Award Winners for 2024

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11 Nov 2024: Our alumni never fail to inspire with their significant contributions both at home and across the globe. Congratulations to this year’s Alumni Award recipients whose achievements we look forward to celebrating throughout the upcoming year. Across
Psychology alumnus leads international institute

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11 Nov 2024: Dr Bruno Cayoun is a clinical and research psychologist and principal developer of an internationally recognised method for treating a range of mental health conditions –from anxiety and depression to obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), pain and
Support and empower people through studying the Humanities

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8 Nov 2024: Support and empower peopleCreative arts and health, criminology, gender and diversity, philosophy, psychological science, sociology Help people to thrive through understanding diverse human perspectives and backgrounds. Foster welfare, justice and
Tasmanian students encouraged to soil their undies in the name of…

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7 Nov 2024: Tasmanian school students are invited to put their agricultural science skills to the test in a competition to grow the largest radish and learn about soil health through the ‘soil your undies’ challenge. Applications for the 2025 Let it Grow