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From Sydney to Edmonton 🌎Congratulations, Dr Kamal Dua, for presenting at the 2024 Canadian Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Canadian Chapter of the Controlled Release Society Symposium at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. Fantastic to see our wonderful academics building connections and collaborating across the globe.

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Are you a NSW clinical health professional with an interest in genomics? ⏳Applications close tomorrow for the Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) Genetic Counselling microcredential scholarship. Hit the link to apply today: https://lnkd.in/gCtUn7-j

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Our Goods and Manufacturing Practice students are at it again where they visited Linfox as part of a 10-week subject focused on Supply Chain Management. 💪🧪Thank you again to SeerPharma for leveraging its industry connections to organise site visits and tours. Your support adds so much value to our student's experience. https://ow.ly/vVmQ50RJhI7 Kamal Dua

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Congratulations, Dr Anastasia Hronis, on this monumental achievement. 👏 We can't wait to read "The Dopamine Brain."

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Sure, ChatGPT can write a poem about your pet in the style of T.S Eliot, but generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have a potentially more useful role to play in idea generation according to a new study by University of Technology Sydney health researchers, Joshua Pate & Rebecca Fechner. They found that AI chatbots offer a novel avenue for idea generation, simulating multidisciplinary workshops that traditionally require significant time and resources.Dr Pate said the study highlights the potential for AI to contribute to educational strategies and clinical research, levelling the field for resource-limited settings. Could AI influence future research methodologies? https://ow.ly/nh4550RqkA2

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Many suicides are related to gambling. How can we tackle this problem? Dr Anastasia Hronis delves further into the newly released research from the Medical Journal of Australia. Changes in policy, gambling advertising and the strategies of health professionals are highly recommended. You can read the full article here. https://ow.ly/RBi250RkOYz#UTSHealth #Psychology

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During Professional Skills Week, we were lucky to have Sandra, a UTS Master of Orthoptics alumna, share her insights with our first-year cohort. Thank you, Sandra, for your invaluable contribution to our community and for inspiring the next generation of Orthoptists. 👏 #Orthoptics #orientation

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Dating apps, like many apps these days, are designed to keep users engaged. Like any product on the market, one of the developers’ goals is for the app to be sold and used.While dating apps are designed to facilitate connections, some people may find themselves developing an unhealthy relationship with the app, constantly swiping left and right.Dr Anastasia Hronis, Clinical Psychologist and Research Fellow, gives us the science behind how dating apps are influencing our brains. Have a read, and give this us a "swipe right" if you ❤️'d. https://ow.ly/Be6450QIZyl

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A very warm welcome to all our new GMP students! 👏

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