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Air filled fibre cables capable of outperforming standard optical fibres
New Turing AI Fellow to put people at heart of AI decision-making
Freeze Like a Star
Seeing depression in pupil
Collaboration aims to boost environmental sustainability
Accurate and Efficient 3D Motion Tracking Using Deep Learning
Aboriginal knowledge key to fight against bushfires and climate change: Narrm Oration
Deserved medal: Alison Dean and leadership in Antarctic 27 November 2020
Swinburne partners with Mathspace to facilitate KIOSC Theta World Competition
RACGP welcomes Government telehealth commitment
Geologist and war
Australian College of Nursing calls for improved end-of-life support in face of COVID-19
Case of missing dark matter: new suspect found in galactic mystery
Impact of shift work
Congratulating RACGP award winner Mackay GP Dr Kerry Summerscales
Hands-on virtual labs? University Engineering profs get creative with remote learning
University signs up to national commitment to support local communities
Professor Ken Gregory obituary
Major milestone on University journey to zero-carbon
Australia’s most authoritative healthcare trend report released
CSIRO’s Sarah Pearce named among new ATSE Fellows
9 ways to keep your pet cool this weekend
Neurobiology of Thirst: Neural Mechanisms that Control Hydration
‘Mammatus’ cloud show captured by lucky scientists
Prof. PONG Ting-Chuen Appointed as VP
Astronomical instrument hunts for ancient metal
New global guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour
Many Kiwis not taking cholesterol medication consistently
Dementia peak body welcomes Victorian government spending to introduce ratios in aged care
Environmental assessment of geotechnical investigations open for public comment
Sustainable burials – is water cremation answer?
Curtin and UQ collaborate with industry on new online mining course
Ita Buttrose urges support as Memory Walk & Jog returns in 2021, with more events than ever
Unexpected discovery about stem cell immortality: study
RACGP strengthens international partnerships to advance GP education and patient care
Inspiring doctor wins national RACGP award
Alpha animals must bow to majority when they abuse their power
New plant-based gel to fast-track ‘mini-organs’ growth, improve cancer treatment
University course explores urban youth languages – in Toronto and around world
Behrend program to feature two former U.S. congressmen
Online germ advice to help stop spread of COVID-19
Community conservation reserves protect fish diversity in tropical rivers
Architect Martin Miller: taming complexity with digital tools
University grads among most employable in world: Times Higher Education
AI helps scientists understand brain activity behind thoughts
Hypersensitive cell sleuth may hold key to functional HIV cure
Three TU/e startups among best academic startups of 2020
Forming beliefs in a world of filter bubbles

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