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Dr Dorina Pojani: sees the forest and the trees

Dr Dorina Pojani is a Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science, at the University...
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Data protection and privacy … getting it all right

Lately I’ve been talking data. Big data, and the big jobs of making it usable, and making it shareable. Now it’s time...
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Global city innovators put the spotlight on Sydney

More than 350 innovators from around the world will come together at a new Sydney conference to share their brightest ideas on...
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Jaguar adds sound to electric vehicle silence

Jaguar’s Audible Vehicle Alert System (AVAS) will make its first appearance in the I-PACE, eliminating problems for vulnerable road users of the...
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New coating cuts barnacle build-up to keep ships at sea longer

A new corrosion-resistant coating that halved the build-up of algae and barnacles on ship hydraulic components is now being trialled on HMAS...
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iMOVE’s first 10 projects: who’s doing what, and where?

iMOVE announced its first partner project in mid-February 2018, and as of October 10 2018, we are proud to say that now...
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Numnuts on track for 2019 release

World-first technology to allow Australian sheep producers to safely deliver fast and effective pain relief to lambs during the castration and tail...
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Record number of competitors team up to reverse the threat

Australia’s flagship national cyber security challenge, CySCA (Cyber Security Challenge Australia) is on again around Australia on 9-10 October 2018, bringing together...
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‘Smart Money’ trial explores potential for blockchain to re-envisage payments

CSIRO’s Data61 and Commonwealth Bank (CBA) have developed an app as part of a trial to explore the potential for blockchain technology...
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New app gives farmers real-time grain of truth

For the first time, Australian farmers can forecast grain yield at the touch of a button, thanks to a new smart phone...

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Get FactsFriday, February 15th, 2019 at 4:46pm

Hundreds of people are expected to join a lantern parade lighting the way to safety awareness at The University of Queensland St Lucia campus in March 2019. http://geteducation.com.au/lighting-the-way-to-awareness/

Lighting the way to awareness - Get Education

Hundreds of people are expected to join a lantern parade lighting the way to safety awareness at The University of Queensland St Lucia campus in March 2019. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Joanne Wright said the inaugural UQ Lantern Parade was part of a campaign to celebrate and reinforc...

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Get FactsWednesday, February 13th, 2019 at 5:18pm

Creating R&D opportunities – your ideas are the beginning: http://getindustry.com.au/2019/02/13/creating-rd-opportunities-your-ideas-are-the-beginning/

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Get FactsWednesday, February 13th, 2019 at 4:57pm

Researchers at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) have published encouraging results of their reactive balance training program that shows a 60 per cent risk reduction in falls due to trips and slips in older adults, in the Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences. http://getstem.com.au/new-research-program-to-target-reduction-of-falls-in-people-with-parkinsons/

New research program to target reduction of falls in people with Parkinson's - GetSTEM

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Get FactsWednesday, February 13th, 2019 at 4:55pm

An international study led by Monash biologists has found that the length of a baby bird’s telomeres, the DNA caps that protect chromosomes, can predict its future fitness. http://geteducation.com.au/monash-scientists-discover-key-to-predicting-fitness-of-birds/

Monash scientists discover key to predicting fitness of birds - Get Education

An international study led by Monash biologists has found that the length of a baby bird’s telomeres, the DNA caps that protect chromosomes, can predict its future fitness. Associate Professor Anne Peters, from the Monash School of Biological Sciences and Research Fellow Dr Justin Eastwood studied...

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Get FactsWednesday, February 13th, 2019 at 10:38am

Russ Yell: spurring mobility change http://getindustry.com.au/2019/02/12/russ-yell-spurring-mobility-change/