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News feed (30 most recent items are searchable above)
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Oct
IMPORTANT - End-of-year HR deadlines!
Information on HR processing timelines in the lead-up to the end of the year is available on the HR website.
29
Sep
How to date your favourite rock!
Geology is a science that studies the materials of the Earth, its history and how tectonic plays shaped them into the planet we live in today. These stories are written in stone!
24
Sep
The EMCR Forum Executive Committee is recruiting new members
Are you an EMCR interested in making a difference and improving the national research environment in Australia? If your answer is yes, then the EMCR Forum would like to hear from you.
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IMPORTANT - End-of-year HR deadlines!
Information on HR processing timelines in the lead-up to the end of the year is available on the HR website.
Read more about IMPORTANT - End-of-year HR deadlines!
How to date your favourite rock!
Geology is a science that studies the materials of the Earth, its history and how tectonic plays shaped them into the planet we live in today. These stories are written in stone!
Read more about How to date your favourite rock!
The EMCR Forum Executive Committee is recruiting new members
Are you an EMCR interested in making a difference and improving the national research environment in Australia? If your answer is yes, then the EMCR Forum would like to hear from you.
Read more about The EMCR Forum Executive Committee is recruiting new members