Nataliia Sergiienko from University of Adelaide 
Sara Morón from The University of Sydney 
Surita du Preez from University of Adelaide 
Vikrant Minhas from University of Adelaide 
Dominic McAfee from University of Adelaide 
Ludivine Delon from University of South Australia 
Matteo Farina from Flinders University and University of South Australia 
Gregory Cohen from Western Sydney University 
Jessica Bohorquez from University of Adelaide 
Olivia Davies from Flinders University 
Mehwish Nasim from University of Adelaide and Data61 CSIRO 
Behzad Nematollahi from
Swinburne University
Fresh Science SA was held on 13 November 2019 in Adelaide.
Twelve Fresh Scientists took to the stage and explained their work in the time it takes a birthday sparkler to burn out.
We heard about bendable concrete; shrunken intestines and poaching; restoring lost oyster reefs to help combat climate change.
From parasites to the Twittersphere; people came along and enjoyed dinner, a drink and caught some of the latest science with researchers from Flinders University, UoA, and UniSA.
The SA Fresh Scientists undertook media and communication training at Australian National Maritime Museum in Adelaide on 12 & 13 November.
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The 2019 SA Fresh Scientists were:
- Olivia Davies, Flinders University
- Jessica Bohorquez, University of Adelaide
- Dominic McAfee, University of Adelaide
- Vikrant Minhas, University of Adelaide
- Mehwish Nasim, University of Adelaide and Data61 CSIRO
- Nataliia Sergiienko, University of Adelaide
- Matteo Farina, Flinders University and University of South Australia
- Ludivine Delon, University of South Australia
- Rahmat Khezri, Flinders University
- Surita du Preez, University of Adelaide
Read the stories of past South Australian Freshies here.
Our Supporters: In 2019, Fresh Science SA is supported by Flinders University, the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia, and hosted by the South Australian Museum.
