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How to be resilient at work - lessons from war

Using her experience as a prisoner of war in the early ’90s, United States Army flight surgeon Dr Rhonda Cornum works with the corporate world to cultivate the same psychological resilience that allowed her to survive under brutal conditions.

Heart of glass: where anatomy meets creativity

Naomi Hunter’s glass art is inspired by the human body and its organs, and a residency at SAHMRI is providing plenty of fresh ideas for her upcoming exhibition during the South Australian Living Artists Festival.

Natalie Rowland, Emma Hack and Colin Shearing.

SA Young Entrepreneurs Scheme graduation

More than 120 people gathered at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute to celebrate Business SA’s South Australian Young Entrepreneur Scheme graduation.

Function food meets science in new Convention Centre menu

One of South Australia’s largest function venues has collaborated with some of the state’s leading nutrition experts to create a menu that meets the growing public appetite for healthier and fresher food.

New SA program to tackle depression and obesity

Adelaide researchers are looking for volunteers to trial a novel group program that will jointly tackle the health problems of depression and obesity.

Why Adelaide needs more outstanding public buildings

Better education and a landmark new prize could cement Adelaide’s reputation for “dangerous creativity” in architecture, writes Terry Plane in the first of a new series on urban design and architecture in South Australia.

Adelaide's happiness under microscope in world-first study

The happiness and wellbeing of Adelaide’s city workers, residents and business owners will be tested in a groundbreaking study later this year.