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80% of Australians think AI risk is a global priority. The government needs to step up
DTA sponsors the Government & Public Sector Solutions category for the AIIA iAwards
We’re working out how to solve crimes in space – the final frontier of forensic science
“Friday Night Baseball” returns to Apple TV+ on March 29
Titanosaurs were the biggest land animals Earth’s ever seen − these plant-powered dinos combined reptile and mammal traits
High-energy laser weapons: A defense expert explains how they work and what they are used for
Our brains take rhythmic snapshots of the world as we walk – and we never knew
Clarity Pharmaceuticals says SAR-bisPSMA detects PC lesions in the 2-millimetre range
Proteomics International retains its ISO 13485 certification
‘Innovations in equality’ highlighted on International Women’s Day
AdAlta announces positive results from Phase 1 extension study of lead asset AD-214
Spacesuits need a major upgrade for the next phase of exploration
Emotion-tracking AI on the job: Workers fear being watched – and misunderstood
NBN upgrade: what a free speed increase for fast broadband plans would mean for consumers and retailers
Radware 2024 report: malicious web application and API transactions rise 171% driven by layer 7 web DDoS attacks
The Digital Marketplace: What to expect from the Digital Marketplace Panel 2
Isomerism Can Control and Increase the Diversity of Structure of Covalent Organic Frameworks, Emerging Nanoporous Solids
APS trials generative AI to explore safe and responsible use cases for government
Frozen in time: old paintings and new photographs reveal some NZ glaciers may soon be extinct
What is a GPU? An expert explains the chips powering the AI boom, and why they’re worth trillions
Optus Penalised $1.5M For Public Safety Failures
Lithium-ion batteries don’t work well in the cold − a battery researcher explains the chemistry at low temperatures
Robber flies track their beetle prey using tiny microbursts of movement
MH370 disappearance 10 years on: can we still find it?
Telix announces major acquisition of Canadian-based ARTMS
Invion announces positive results from pre-clinical study of INV043
Member views sought to inform NSW’s Innovation Blueprint
TP-Link Unveils Next-Level Gaming Experience with Wi-Fi 7 Technology
Annature announces partnership with Diverger Limited to provide exclusive eSigning solution for advisers
Developing Export Markets With Zest For Citrus
Global warming may be behind an increase in the frequency and intensity of cold spells
Jupiter’s moon Europa produces less oxygen than we thought – it may affect our chances of finding life there
Why do bees have queens? 2 biologists explain this insect’s social structure – and why some bees don’t have a queen at all
Demand for computer chips fuelled by AI could reshape global politics and security
Thu-Trang Tran joins the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Board
Your face for sale: anyone can legally gather and market your facial data without explicit consent
Big Ben Is the 7?? Most Visited World Wonder according to the Travel App, Visited
Gravity experiments on the kitchen table: why a tiny, tiny measurement may be a big leap forward for physics
Biden executive order on sensitive personal information does little for now to curb data market – but spotlights the threat the market poses
In 2024, we’ll truly find out how robust our democracies are to online disinformation campaigns
The ‘average’ revolutionized scientific research, but overreliance on it has led to discrimination and injury
Measles is one of the deadliest and most contagious infectious diseases – and one of the most easily preventable
The tools in a medieval Japanese healer’s toolkit: from fortunetelling and exorcism to herbal medicines
Panda diplomacy: what China’s decision to send bears to the US reveals about its economy
Researchers gain access to genetic resources to speed up oat, lupin …
Microsoft celebrates suppliers’ bold ambitions empowering communities
Cultivating New Ideas In Horticulture
Seeking tender responses from Enterprise Resource Planning providers

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