All posts tagged "science"

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  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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  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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  Strengthening Australian research to strengthen our future

  The Australian Government’s commitment to world-leading research is continuing, with funding for 65 new projects announced.

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  What’s it like to go for a spin in a driverless car?

  Ahead of a program of 60 drivers test driving Australia’s most advanced cooperative and automated car – ZOE2 – during March, the...

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  Research partnerships unlocking Australian potential

  The Australian Research Council (ARC) continues to support collaboration between researchers with industry, governments, and community organisations through the latest round of...

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  Girls in the frame for science

  Flinders University is keeping science, technology, engineering, math and medicine (STEMM) on the agenda by celebrating the 2020 Flinders University Cochlear Aurora...

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  Integrating STEM studies vital for world problems

  Making sure girls and women have equal access to science-related learning at all stages of their education is at the heart of...

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  When music meets AI: Could listening to Bieber be good for you?

  An unexpected reaction to a Justin Bieber song has led to new research from The Australian National University (ANU) which could radically...

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  Use science of memory for effective study

  Ahead of Year 12 exams, an educational psychologist provides tips on effective study.

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  Researcher on a mission to improve children’s health takes out top Tall Poppy Award

  A researcher from The University of Western Australia and Telethon Kids Institute with a passion to make a difference to children’s health...