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$3m QUT and Cisco partnership to advance competitive advantage with retail and logistics sectors
Swinburne introduces ungrading for greater creative risks
Beyond Science pushes translational breakthroughs for otolaryngology, head and neck surgery
Public health researcher wins NSW Women of year Award
Strawberries, lobsters, sugarcane industries grow with AI
Research, education and community support river in recovery
When smoke gets in your vines
Connecting foster kids to Country from home
Statement on Australian Research Council Amendment Bill 2018
Answers for families as researchers identify new rare genetic mutation
ASQA supports providers impacted by floods
International Women’s Day shines light on VURISE
Are we seeing Great Resignation – or Great Exhaustion?
Studies reveal new mechanisms of arthritis caused by mosquito-borne viruses
Three University of Toronto community members share their thoughts on International Women’s Day 2022 theme
Prosperity for West? As we emerge from Covid pandemic we have great opportunity
Life success remains high despite adolescent drug use
Alcohol Dependence Significantly Increases Suicide Risk – Otago Study
IRU sets out higher education policy agenda for next government
University of Toronto’s Raquel Urtasun among five women breaking down barriers in auto industry
$10M gift boosts quantum science at Cornell
Iowa State University veterinarians investigating unusual bacterial disease in central Iowa pigs
University of Toronto startup doing what ‘no one has done before’
USDA official discusses rural challenges
It’s International Women’s Day – and everything is not OK
Avanade extends Swinburne Women in STEM program
Labor’s consent education plan meaningful commitment towards violence prevention
Fulbright Scholars strengthen research ties to United States
Three things to consider when you’re invited to gathering
Reading builds resilience among at-risk kids
Swinburne launches Victorian-first Bachelor of Applied Innovation
CYPHER LEARNING named LMS provider for Australia’s largest fitness training organisation
Study reveals cycle of health inequity faced by migrants
Ambitious new commitments to advance Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia’s universities
Fulbright scholar investigates link between arts & community health
Researchers forge path for women in STEM
Historic UN agreement to fight plastic pollution
University of Wollongong stands in solidarity with people of Ukraine
Tarnished Crown: can casino redeem itself?
Changes to bird behaviour linked to climate change
Morrison Government backing young women to try trade at Queensland schools
People’s perception of Covid risk influenced by type of data shown: University of Toronto study
Women win under Morrison Government’s record skills funding
Ling Ma, MFA ’15 to read from her fiction on March 10
Deakin recycling and renewable energy hub shortlisted for federal funds
University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Week 2022: 10 startups to watch
How Black Lives Matter protests sparked interest, can lead to change

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