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99Strengthening public confidence in university research funding
The Australian Government will improve the public’s confidence in taxpayer funded university research by strengthening the application process for Australian Research Council...
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165Indo-Pacific experts make the case for women in STEM
Practical strategies to increase gender equity and women’s economic advancement through science, technology, engineering and maths have been discussed by experts from...
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151Research and development investment drooping
As the nation gathers to celebrate Australia’s best and brightest scientists for the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science, Science & Technology Australia...
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139How farmers and social movements could fix food policy
Many drought-stricken farmers across NSW have been calling for drought policy reform that factors in major environmental issues they face every day,...
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103Varroa threat to bees and pollination
Any threat to bee health in Australia will have significant economic impacts on tree crop industries which depend on the free pollination...
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272Paris target at risk if sustainability not embraced, says new report
The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has welcomed a new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which calls for...
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184Applicants shortlisted to deliver new industry-focused research
Six applicants have been shortlisted to deliver new industry-focused research under the Australian Government’s $731 million Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program.
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180Australia and Michigan sign Intelligent Transport Systems MOU
Australia and the US state of Michigan made inroads into working together in the intelligent transport systems space by signing a Memorandum...
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140IMAS to conduct national survey of recreational bluefin tuna catch
On behalf of the Australian Government, IMAS is to conduct a national survey of recreational tuna fishers aimed at gaining an understanding...
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156Fire and ice
Fire is a constant risk on Australia’s Antarctic stations, with the isolation and arid freezing conditions making firefighting extremely challenging.
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iMOVE has signed its latest, and perhaps most ambitious project, with the Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities (DIRDC). The Freight Data Requirements Study project is looking to identify and articulate the data requirements of the freight and supply chain sector, a step toward making Australia a world-leader in this area.
http://getindustry.com.au/2018/11/16/freight-data-study-have-your-say/
http://getindustry.com.au/2018/11/16/freight-data-study-have-your-say/
Blockchain trial could lead to smarter money - GetSTEM
A new type of smart money, powered by blockchain, has been successfully trialled by CSIRO’s Data61 and the Commonwealth Bank (CBA). The trial has demonstrated that smart money, also known as programmable money, could be used to help manage insurance payouts, budgeting and the management of trusts ...
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Andy Taylor: MaaS messenger
An interview with Andy Taylor, Director of Strategy at Cubic Transportation Systems. He tells about his mission to mainstream MaaS, his background, & more.
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Toowoomba-based Zoe Eather has worked in a number of areas in the smart mobility and smart city spaces, for government, industry, community, and now in her own consultancy business. She’s been places, and she’s going places. How did she get started? What has she done, and what exciting times are ahead for her? Read on. http://getindustry.com.au/2018/11/07/zoe-eather-smart-community-advocate/
Flora Salim: data hunter and gatherer
An interview with RMIT’s Dr Flora Salim, covering her background, and thoughts on projects that would make a real difference to the ways we move.
imovecrc.com
Friday, November 16th, 2018 at 7:07am
#Business as usual for #Antarctic #krill despite increasing #oceanacidification https://t.co/vdql3Gha9j https://t.co/YlvmTADmB5
#Business as usual for #Antarctic #krill despite increasing #oceanacidification https://t.co/vdql3Gha9j https://t.co/YlvmTADmB5