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Disadvantages of digital divide in spotlight
Providing Skills For Businesses To Emerge Stronger
Victorian Higher Education State Investment Fund
Major flaws cast aside in Adani approval
Team Australia wins world’s first AI Eurovision song contest
2019-20’s Top Performers in accessibility and inclusion of people with disability
Kingston partners in world-first solar chimney design saving energy and lives
Saving energy and lives: how a solar chimney can boost fire safety
Victoria wastes potential for public housing on own land: study
New Higher Apprenticeship Scheme Rolls Out Online
HRM practices a predictor for business resilience after layoffs
Australia’s Eurovision AI song finds beauty in dark times
Personalised nutrition smart patch to be developed in Australia
ARC grant to improve salmonella vaccine efficacy in poultry
Activator leverages global and digital strength to support start-ups
RMIT Activator leverages global and digital strength to support emerging startups
A new lending library is giving unwanted video footage another life
Making stronger concrete with ‘sewage-enhanced’ steel slag
COVID-19, technology and opportunities for future work: some thoughts while ‘working from home’
International award success for RMIT video game designers
Gardens & gardening playing a vital role
Bluestone Collection donated to RMIT
Australia’s most liveable regional cities revealed
Novel error-correction scheme developed for quantum computers
Simple blood test can improve ovarian cancer diagnosis
Pregnant homeless women in urgent need of housing support and services
Ten young scientists to represent Australia at Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting
System failing children who use violence against family members
Academy awards reflect excellence and diversity in Australian science
Job insecurity negatively affects your personality: study
Australia’s dual-sector universities call for action on education reform
Australia’s dual-sector universities call for action on reform
Climate change threatens research itself
Climate action plans must include threats on research, warn academics
City of Whittlesea leads smart cities pilot
Wanted: ‘untranslatable’ words for new Melbourne gaming app
Test measures immune response to improve ovarian cancer diagnosis
Reducing human impact in Antarctic: Report
Women not safe from violence in mental health inpatient facilities
Bushfire crisis: RMIT statement
RMIT experts reveal what’s in store for 2020
Floral foam adds to microplastic pollution problem: study
Nation-Leading Policy Puts Disadvantaged Victorians First
Screening tech advances early detection of Parkinson’s disease
New Australian Technology Increases Student Outcomes
An unforgettable year – Sans Forgetica turns one
Audio: RMIT expert grabs on Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s US visit and White House State Dinner
Wellbeing in Every Decision

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