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NUS partners with global online course provider edX to expand its suite of courses
Organic waste: way of biofuture
Nanoscale neural network developed with Japan and US researchers
Bushfire smoke more dangerous than dust storm particles
New national Diabetes in Schools program to start January 2020
Protecting Australian universities from foreign interference
UnCover Event: other colours of rainbow
Climate change policy failures increase risks to health
University-Government partnership on foreign interference
Graduates to help lead Australian grape and wine sector
Genetic analysis suggests ‘wise’ bin chickens tamed and sacrificed to Egyptian God
Scientists close in on malaria vaccine
Flinders endorsed with suite of defence courses
New funding success for inherited eye disease and glaucoma research
Antibiotics may be overused in aged care in Australia
Research a step toward a malaria vaccine
Shaping Australia’s food identity
14 November 2019, Call for a new funded palliative care model as more Kiwis admitted to rest homes
Report exposes flaw in iVote system used in NSW election
Moving towards gender equity in built environment
University researcher helps develop simple, low-cost way for countries to measure public health
Police prepare for music festival season with a joint approach
Firefighters’ Workplace ‘Brothers’ Can Ease Stress of a Dangerous Job, but Protecting Spouses from Knowing Perils Can Ramp Up Anxiety
Turning Fat and Sewage Into Natural Gas
Theoretical tubulanes inspire ultrahard polymers
Steven Byrd gives lecture on his book about African language in Brazil
UNE and partners collaborate on strategy for preventing oral disease in rural communities
Making Multi-Player Gaming an Educational Experience
Ludwig Lausanne’s Ping-Chih Ho named an embo young investigator
Another doctor for Grains Innovation Park
New security college to focus on Pacific
Cells control their dance of death
La Trobe MBA receives global recognition
Why hype about graphene?
New project to polish up our knowledge of Batavia silverware
UnitingSA and UniSA put lived experience at heart of new mental health research
Swinburne physicist wins Moyal Medal
Griffith maintains Top-Five Corporate Knights MBA Ranking
Burns units need to cater for Indigenous kids
Mistaken identity: main driver of stomach cancer identified
Projects highlight new risks with automated vehicles, animal disease
WA agribusinesses given a recipe for success
Antidepressant pollutants in waterways are destroying social dynamics of fish, study finds
Modern apes smarter than pre-humans
New UniSA Social Enterprise Hub to foster social innovation and entrepreneurship
Dame Meg Taylor says ‘Blue Pacific’ must work together
Research estimates value of impact national parks have on mental health
Preserving cultural heritage in China amid modern urbanisation