Corporate Body

Waite Campus (1991 - )

The University of Adelaide

From
1991
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Functions
Education and Agricultural industry
Website
http://www.sciences.adelaide.edu.au/locations/waite/
Location
Adelaide, South Australia

Summary

The Waite Campus was known, since its foundation in 1924, as the Waite Agricultural Research Institute. In 1991 the Institute became part of the University of Adelaide's newly formed Faculty of Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences.

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Timeline

 1924 - 1991 Waite Agricultural Research Institute
       1991 - Waite Campus
             1991 - Faculty of Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Hodda, Mike, 'The Waite Institute nematodes come to ANIC', ANICdotes, 17 (2020), 6. Details

Resources

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