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Financial sector fails human rights test
Swinburne brings people and technology together to build a better world
Save mother, save child
Ugandan breeders use genomic selection to boost health and satisfy customers
University of Toronto startup draws on AI, linguistics to power facial animation in video games
University of Toronto’s Reach Alliance expands to three universities outside Canada
Study highlights promise of 3D printing for electrochemical reactors
UC expanding its reach into capital region through partnership with Poplars Development
Human behavior must be factored into climate change analyses
Pioneering an inclusive approach to priority setting in crop improvement
ILR announces McPherson Honors and awards
Researchers map Australians who ‘sailed’ into deserts
Shifting focus on CCTV and women’s safety
Dogs are good for us, and for our cities
Swinburnes 202023 Elevate RAP launched
Victoria University’s response to COVID-19
87% public submissions support Indigenous Voice
Governor-General opens ground-breaking Molecular Horizons building
New project to design culturally appropriate housing
Blowing whistle on flawed laws
Racism: Stories on fear, hate and bigotry
Promising wastewater treatment discovery
Border graduates’ time to celebrate
Virtual sex and dollbots could lead to exploitation, academic warns
Physical punishment happening less, but still common – study
University of Sydney stands with our Indian community
Mapping ‘superhighways’ travelled by first Australians
Scale of human impact laid bare in new island study
Silicon chip will drive next generation communications
Fee relief extension for VET Providers until 31 December 2021
UNSW startup to launch camera into space
Public transport return will be slow: new survey
Tudge gives band-aids to private providers but nothing for universities
Seaweed quadruples fish immunity, study finds
More support for international education providers
Homecoming for some of our greatest jazz exports
Panel: Pandemic and protests laid economic injustices bare
Vision for ultra-precision agriculture includes machine-learning enabled sensing, modeling, robots tending crops
Case study examines possible adverse reaction to COVID-19 treatment
Vaccinated pregnant women pass antibodies to their babies
Reusable facemasks made using smartphones and 3D printers
Why local knowledge is key to disaster recovery in Gippsland
Disrupted sleep is linked to increased risk of death, particularly in women
Micro muscles inspired by DNA supercoiling
Digital Disruption in Teaching and Testing
Funding to tackle growing heart disease among children
Closed border could cost education sector $20bn a year in 2022
Sequencing genomes of every vertebrate

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