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Fluorescent microscope image of glandular trichomes (leaf hairs) credit Lee Conneely
16/10/2019
Southern Cross plant expertise bolsters Commonwealth-funded medicinal cannabis research
Read more Southern Cross University researchers will underpin pioneering research into the medicinal cannabis industry in NSW, analysing the plant’s physiology and biochemistry.
Dirk Erler on RV Investigator credit CSIRO
09/10/2019
A deeper understanding of nutrient supply to the Great Barrier Reef
Read more Scientists from Southern Cross University are sailing across northern Australia on board the CSIRO research vessel Investigator conducting experiments to understand the role of ‘upwelling’ on nitrogen supply to the Great Barrier Reef.
Diver Sonia Squires. Photo credit Andrew Wingate
24/09/2019
Diving in and slugging it out for science
Read more The Gold Coast Sea Slug Census is back! Hundreds of divers, snorkelers and rockpool explorers will take to the water to photograph as many of the colourful creatures as they can.
Lismore campus leafy walkway
18/09/2019
The 'Lismore spirit' shines during campus lockdown
Read more Dear Colleagues, I am writing this morning to provide you with a further follow-up in relation to yesterday’s traumatic events at the Lismore campus.
Runners
04/09/2019
The ‘runner’s high’: Southern Cross researchers want to know more
Read more Have you ever felt the ‘runner’s high’? A Southern Cross University research team will be at the Coffs Harbour Running Festival this weekend to measure these elated experiences.
Annette McCormick and Gabriella Wayne
05/09/2019
Career change a major trend for established workers
Read more Gold Coasters are reinventing themselves. Figures from Southern Cross University Gold Coast campus show people in their late 20s to early 40s are returning to study in droves.

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