All posts tagged "research"

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  News and Views

  Young Aussie scientists on world stage

  Seven of Australia’s brightest young minds will take part in an international science and engineering fair, showcasing their research and inventions and...

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  Science and Technology

  Developing a low/zero emission transport strategy for Australia

  This project will assemble a group of Australian scientific experts to support the development of a Low and Zero Emission Transport Strategy...

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  News and Views

  Intra-cellular bacteria study opens new field of study

  International experts have described for the first time how healthy plants appear to carry bacteria in their cells, opening a new avenue...

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  Science and Technology

  Counting flying-foxes by using drones equipped with thermal cameras

  Scientists from Western Sydney University and the Taronga Conservation Society have published a new method in the journal Remote Sensing In Ecology...

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  Science and Technology

  Pedestrian and cyclist interaction with autonomous vehicles

  It is uncertain how autonomous vehicles (AV) will affect vulnerable road users, particularly as concerns the behaviour of pedestrians and cyclists. This...

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  Health and Medicine

  Poor air quality in classrooms detrimental to kids’ wellbeing and learning

  Australian schools need better ventilation to improve student health and productivity, says new UNSW research.

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  Science and Technology

  Big data for strategic transport planning

  This project is an exploratory study that will investigate the ability of different sources of passively-collected transport data to replace traditional household...

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  Science and Technology

  We’ve made some COVID changes … what might stick?

  How time flies. We have now reached the first anniversary of the COVID pandemic. It has caused some change in the transport...

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  Health and Medicine

  Lost for words: treating the aftermath of a stroke

  A Southern Cross University lecturer is breaking new ground in dealing with the little known condition called aphasia or the inability to...

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  Science and Technology

  Developing empirical customer-centric public transport

  This PhD research project aims to assist Transdev, Transport for NSW, and other Australian public transport service providers to improve the quality,...