All posts tagged "Research"
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710ResearchUnearthing immune responses to common drugs
Australian researchers, including a team from Monash University, are a step closer to understanding immune sensitivities to well-known, and commonly prescribed, medications.
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780ResearchStereotypes shackle recovering drug addicts
Negative stereotypes about injecting drug-users may be hampering their recovery.
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674ResearchBanning fishing won’t save the sharks
Sharks are in crisis, with a quarter of species at an elevated risk of extinction, but banning shark fishing is not the...
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620ResearchNovel shoe insoles step in right direction for MS
An international team of researchers is trialling specially designed shoe insoles aimed at improving the mobility of people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
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668ResearchFuture wildfire warning for Australia on 50th anniversary of Tasmania’s Black Tuesday
Increasingly dangerous fire weather is forecast for Australia and the Mediterranean as the global footprint of extreme fires expands, according to the...
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696News and ViewsISA: work needed to improve Australia’s innovation, science and research system
ISA’s Performance Review of the Australian Innovation, Science and Research System 2016 (ISR System Review) finds that while the Australian system has...
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775ResearchQUT research project offers joyful, moving glimpse into aged care
A deeply personal photographic exhibition showcasing the lives of 20 Brisbane aged care facility residents who were the subject of a QUT...
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3.2KResearchOver-thinking and stress stops most from losing weight
When it comes to diets, most Australians tend to over-think, have too high expectations and are anxious about failure – all of...
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620ResearchWorld-leading research to improve PTSD treatment for veterans
Federal Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Defence Personnel Dan Tehan officially launched the trial of a new intensive treatment program for current...
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740MedicineQueensland-led team develops effective economical Ebola treatment
An effective and economical treatment for Ebola patients has been developed by an international team led by Queensland researchers.
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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.
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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.
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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