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Newsletter - the Innovator
The Centre produces a quarterly newsletter to keep stakeholders and others informed of our research progress and other activities. Click on the links below to download a copy (pdf).
To subscribe to our newsletter, please email: tnugent@csu.edu.au or
sfuller@csu.edu.au.
IN THIS ISSUE: Wrap up from recent forums and events, new home for the Graham Centre, research updates, international research, upcoming events and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: New branding for the Graham Centre, International links, internal grants, updates on our research pathway activities ... and much more.
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IN THIS ISSUE: International collaboration, Awards, Graduations, Centre pathways – focus on Bioprotection and Integrated Pest Management group; Recent publications … and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: Sum up of recent field days and forums, visitors to the Centre, awards, Graham Centre Research Pathways, research updates, recent publications … and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: International links, new and ongoing research activities, recent publications, Sheep Field Day, upcoming events ... and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: Recent Publications, Workshops; Internal Grants Scheme, Sheep measles investigated … and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: Graham Centre Strategic Plan 2011-16, Graduations, Program Logic, Improving dairy production in Pakistan, Characterising root systems of canola genotypes, New project funding, Travel & Conference reports … and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: Field Day wrap-up, ARAB conference, Science investigation awards, Research on non-chemical approach to control Queensland fruit fly, Diet may affect sex of lambs, Perennial wheat research, Travel & Conference reports ... and much more.
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IN THIS ISSUE: New cattle pathogen, Research Centre Fellows, Sheep measles, Graham Centre Field Site, Trialling snail biocontrol, Stable soil organic matter… and much more. |
| Autumn 2011 IN THIS ISSUE: Student awards, 2011 Graduation, Biological control of pest snails, Effects on faba bean antioxidant activity, Hyperspectral remote sensing for enhanced detection of weeds … and much more. |
IN THIS ISSUE: Professor Jim Pratley recognised for his distinguished career in weed management; Compost evaluation, Can Tho University, Vietnam; Ethics in Agriculture workshop; Research Updates; Conference summaries ... and much more. |
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