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| 25.08.2026 | Floating Wetlands Slash Sewage Lagoon Methane 66%: Root-Zone Bacteria, Not Nutrient Removal | By Edward Northmore
Published: Aug 25 2026, 10:26 AM EDT
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| 05.07.2026 | How Australian-inspired design comes to life in Surabaya, Indonesia | Listen
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| 16.06.2026 | Tesla Seeks 5,000 Las Vegas Robotaxi Slots With Camera Tech Under Federal Probe | By Mireya Ramsey
Published: Jun 16 2026, 13:09 PM EDT
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| 13.04.2026 | Victoria Brilliant joins leadership team of McGrathNicol’s deals practice | McGrathNicol has recruited Deloitte’s former regional consumer sector M&A leader Victoria Brilliant as a deals partner in Melbourne, the practice’s third addition this year.
Victoria Brilliant joins McGrathNicol after spending more than... |
| 08.04.2026 | Felicity Edwards transfers to Australian office of AlixPartners | Global management consultancy AlixPartners has brought in its first local recruit since launching in Australia last month, with expat Felicity Edwards transferring from the firm’s London branch.
Felicity Edwards returns to Australia as a di... |
| 19.03.2026 | Quantum battery promises instantaneous refill and remote charging for your gadgets | A new kind of battery that could charge almost instantly and even power devices remotely is no longer just a theory. According to reporting highlighted by The Guardian, Australian researchers have built what they describe as the world’s fir... |
| 15.03.2026 | Moore appoints Rochelle Hawkins and Michael Sutherland | Accounting and advisory firm Moore has recruited former KPMG partner Rochelle Hawkins as a director in its governance and risk advisory division, and appointed Michael Sutherland as national head of quality.
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| 02.03.2026 | Exclusive-Australia says it may go after app stores, search engines in AI age crackdown | Previous
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| 18.02.2026 | She turned her pen-clicking habit into a pop-up business making fidget clickers in Singapore | Listen
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| 06.02.2026 | How Online Assignment Expert Supports Academic Success for Australian Students | Share
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Academic life in Australia is exciting, diverse, and globally respected, but it is also highly demanding. Students at Australian universities, whether local or international, often juggle multiple responsibilit... |
| 31.12.2025 | KordaMentha welcomes veteran Scott Tanner as financial services leader | Professional services firm KordaMentha has added one-time Bain director Scott Tanner as a performance improvement partner in Melbourne and leader of its financial services sector team.
Tanner brings decades worth of high-level leadership ex... |
| 21.12.2025 | In-Demand Employment Sectors: SIM Equips Singapore’s Workforce for the Future Economy | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 December 2025 – Singapore’s job market is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by digitalisation, sustainability imperatives, and demographic shifts. The challenge for graduates and professionals ... |
| 10.12.2025 | Global Success Starts Here: Singapore Institute of Management Empowers Students for International Employability | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 10 December 2025 – In today’s interconnected world, global perspectives and internationally recognized qualifications play a pivotal role in shaping career opportunities. The Singapore Institute of Mana... |
| 06.12.2025 | A-Level vs Polytechnic: Understanding different pathways offer competitive edge at SIM | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 6 December 2025 – Singapore’s education system offers two popular tertiary pathways after post-secondary, A-Levels through Junior Colleges and Polytechnic diplomas. Both leading to higher education but ... |
| 04.12.2025 | SIM Global Education provides insights on study options: Overseas Education Versus International Programmes in Singapore | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 December 2025 – Pursuing higher education abroad represents a significant financial commitment. According to a report by The Straits Times, annual tuition fees at top global universities can range fro... |
| 04.12.2025 | Career Opportunities in Singapore with SIM’s University Partners | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 December 2025 – SIM Global Education (SIM GE) provides access to internationally recognised degrees through its University Partner Programme. Collaborating with reputable universities from the US, UK,... |
| 01.12.2025 | SIM’s Australian University Partnerships: Opening Doors to Global Careers | SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 December 2025 – In a world where global exposure and industry-ready skills define success, Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) is making international education more accessible than ever. Through ... |
| 21.10.2025 | Art on the Walls, Calm in the Chair: Dentalis Reimagines the Patient Experience | A tri-level sanctuary where contemporary art, curated library, a bar-inspired third-floor lounge, and a 1.2-metre molar sculpture converge to create a multi-sensory destination in partnership with Fiidaa Art.
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| 29.08.2025 | WRIQ announces finalists for Lithium Ion Battery Innovation Challenge | BRISBANE, Australia, Aug. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Waste and Recycling Industry of Queensland (WRIQ) today revealed the thirteen finalists for ChallengeWaste – Lithium Ion Battery Innovation Challenge, a first-of-its-kind program to tac... |
| 26.06.2025 | The Future of E-Commerce: AI's Role in Transforming Shopping Experiences | In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, innovation is the lifeblood of success. As businesses scramble to capture consumer attention, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a powerful ally. The recent launch of Nosto's AI-powered Post-Purch... |
| 26.06.2025 | Adopt or die? How Southeast Asian small businesses are using AI to stay competitive | AI and genAI will contribute about $120 billion to the region’s GDP by 2027, BCG projected.
Customer service is the leading use case in Southeast Asian e-commerce, followed by marketing and advertising, according to a joint report by Lazada... |
| 12.04.2025 | How China used Vietnam to evade higher U.S. tariffs | The threat of rising tariff rates on U.S. imports could hobble the economic trajectory of countries such as Vietnam.
Foreign direct investment in Vietnam has increased in recent years as firms search for ways to manage risks stemming from p... |
| 21.02.2025 | After this Australian town burned down, experts warned against rebuilding. Nobody listened | Black Saturday, as it is known today, turned out to be the deadliest fire in Australian history, killing 173 people, including 39 in Marysville, which saw all but 14 of its 550 buildings burn to the ground.This combo shows Senior Wildlife O... |
| 18.02.2025 | RMIT offers free IT diploma for women in Victoria 2025 | - |
| 16.02.2025 | Africa: Generative Ai Is Already Being Used in Journalism - Here's How People Feel About It | Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has taken off at lightning speed in the past couple of years, creating disruption in many industries. Newsrooms are no exception.
A new report published today finds that news audiences and journalists... |
| 06.02.2025 | The Rising Tide of AI and Geopolitical Tensions: A Deep Dive into DeepSeek and Silicon Valley's Influence | In the digital age, the lines between technology, privacy, and geopolitics blur. The recent ban of DeepSeek in Australia highlights the growing concerns over data security and foreign influence. Meanwhile, Silicon Valley's young innovators ... |
| 05.02.2025 | Australia bans DeepSeek on government devices, citing privacy and malware risks | SYDNEY: Australia has banned DeepSeek from all government devices on the advice of security agencies, a top official said on Wednesday (Feb 5), citing privacy and malware risks posed by China's breakout AI programme.
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| 18.01.2025 | The Climate Conundrum: Singapore's Wet Future and the Rise of Sustainable Food Innovations | Singapore is bracing for a deluge. The island nation is caught in the grip of the northeast monsoon, with predictions of more rain and cooler temperatures. The weather is shifting, and the culprit is La Nina. This climate phenomenon is like... |
| 17.01.2025 | Self-Heating Plant-Based Beef & Rice Box Wins ProVeg Food Innovation Challenge | ProVeg has announced the winners of its fifth annual Food Innovation Challenge, held in conjunction with major food companies and open to students across the Asia-Pacific region.
In first place is a self-heating plant-based food box contain... |
| 18.12.2024 | Rokt Strengthens Executive Team with Appointment of Two New Leaders | Company Names Jacqueline Purcell as Chief Financial Officer and Claire Southey as Chief Product Development Officer
NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Rokt, the leading ecommerce technology company using machine learning and AI to make... |
| 27.11.2024 | Access World-Class British Education at Southeast Asia's QS 5-star University | HANOI, Vietnam, Nov. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Research from IDP Education reveals a shift in student preferences, with traditional destinations like Canada, the US, and Australia losing appeal due to strict visa policies, high costs, and li... |
| 26.11.2024 | Royal Melbourne Hospital partners with ANDHealth for tech surge | The Royal Melbourne Hospital has announced a new partnership with ANDHealth to enhance its access to digital and connected health technologies.
This collaboration will allow the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) to gain early access to innovat... |
| 25.11.2024 | Australian firms' training cuts costing AUD $3.1 billion annually | A report by RMIT Online and HiBob reveals that Australian businesses fail to address declining productivity and skills shortages due to reduced investment in employee training.
The report "Skills of Tomorrow" shows that a signific... |
| 19.11.2024 | Дайджест научпоп-новостей за неделю, о которых мы ничего не писали | Сверхмассивные чёрные дыры предпочитают есть с вибрирующих тарелок
Иллюстрация вращающейся чёрной дыры, закручивающей вокруг себя окружающую среду.
Чёрные дыры оказывают огромное влияние на своё окружение, то есть, вращаясь, они буквально у... |
| 15.11.2024 | Youths' growing disdain for certain part-time work in F&B, retail leaves businesses desperate for staff | Listen to this article
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| 14.11.2024 | New platform protects organizations by assuming they've been breached | Most organizations now recognize that some form of cybersecurity breach is a matter of when rather than if. So why not just assume that the site has been breached in the first place?
That’s exactly what Tide Foundation has done with its new... |
| 06.11.2024 | Новое изобретение использует статическое электричество отработанного полистирола для производства энергии... | Ежегодно в мире производится более 25 миллионов тонн одноразовой полистирольной упаковки. Однако лишь малая её часть перерабатывается, а всё остальное, отслужив свой срок, оказывается на свалках. Теперь учёные разработали гениальный способ ... |
| 06.11.2024 | Спутники научили обнаруживать пластиковый мусор на пляжах Земли из космоса | Исследователи Мельбурнского королевского технологического университета в Австралии представили метод спутниковой съёмки, которая позволяет обнаруживать пластиковый мусор на пляжах Земли из космоса. Технология измеряет разницу в отражённом о... |
| 19.09.2024 | Дайджест научпоп-новостей за неделю, о которых мы ничего не писали | «Хаббл» и «Чандра» обнаружили дуэт сверхмассивных чёрных дыр
Космический телескоп НАСА «Хаббл» и рентгеновская обсерватория «Чандра» обнаружили ближайшую к нам подтверждённую пару сверхмассивных, находящихся очень близко друг от друга – меж... |
| 07.09.2024 | Популярная диета для похудения увеличивает риск диабета 2 типа на 20% | Диета с низким содержанием углеводов и высоким содержанием жиров, которая подходит для того, чтобы сбросить вес, параллельно увеличивает риск диабета 2 типа на 20%. Исследовательская группа утверждает, что куда важнее поддерживать баланс в ... |
| 30.08.2024 | Tackling the gender gap in cybersecurity: Advancing women's participation and leadership | September 1, 2024, marks International Women in Cyber Day (IWCD), a global initiative to celebrate and spotlight the achievements of women in cyber security. This day aims to honor our accomplishments and raise awareness about the challenge... |
| 12.08.2024 | KordaMentha celebrates record number of new partners | Profile KordaMentha
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As it leans into the new financial year, restructuring and business advisory firm KordaMentha has celebrated twenty recent partnership promotions across its Australian and international offices.
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| 07.08.2024 | Unrest in the UK: A Tipping Point for Tolerance | The streets of the United Kingdom are ablaze—not just with flames, but with anger. Riots have erupted across the nation, ignited by a tragic incident that claimed the lives of three young girls. The violence, however, is not merely a reacti... |
| 06.08.2024 | CNA Explains: Why are people rioting across the UK? | Listen to this article
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| 30.07.2024 | Астронавты с трудом едят космическую еду, и учёные хотят знать, почему | Исследователи из Австралии использовали виртуальную реальность, чтобы понять, почему пища кажется астронавтам безвкусной.
На МКС космонавтам иногда не удаётся съесть достаточное количество пищи, потому что она безвкусна. Но еда для космонав... |
| 28.06.2024 | 28 June 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australia hosts bilateral talks with Solomon Islands’ Jeremiah Manele; Julian Assange returns to Australia; first group of Australian submarine workers depart for Pearl Harbor AUKUS training; report ... |
| 26.06.2024 | WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s case may have ‘chilling effect’ on press freedom, say observers | Listen to this article
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| 25.06.2024 | Liquid Instruments: $12 Million Raised To Expand Manufacturing Operations In Australia | Liquid Instruments, a leading innovator of reconfigurable test instrumentation, announced that it has secured a new round of funding totaling $12 million, featuring a $10 million investment from Breakthrough Victoria, with other investors i... |
| 19.06.2024 | AI-Powered Smartphone Tool Can Detect Stroke in Seconds by Scanning Faces | By Quincy Jon
Published Jun 19, 2024 7:49PM EDT
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Paramedics may scan a patient's face using a new smartphone app to detect a stroke in se... |
| 14.06.2024 | 14 June 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: China’s Premier Li to visit Australia; new investment for Women’s Asian Cup; additional humanitarian assistance for Gaza; Australia re-elected to the UN Committee on Elimination of Discrimination Aga... |
| 07.06.2024 | AI-Powered Drones Are Revolutionizing Agriculture by Improving Pest Control | By Inno Flores
Published Jun 7, 2024 4:13AM EDT
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AI-equipped drones are changing pest control in agriculture to help reduce food waste. R... |
| 05.06.2024 | Photographers miffed as Meta slaps ‘Made with AI’ label on edited photos while ignoring AI-generated images | PHOTOGRAPHER MATT SUESS' IMAGE OF THE MESA ARCH. Source: THREADS/@MATTSUESSPHOTO) article-article-body
Photographers are upset that Meta is labelling their edited photos on Instagram, Facebook and Threads as “made with AI”, raising concerns... |
| 04.06.2024 | How Bianca Librandi’s White November is breathing new life into old jewellery | White November founder and creative director Bianca Librandi with members of The Wiggles. Source: Supplied article-article-body
In the midst of COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns, the founder of a Melbourne-based jewellery label decided it... |
| 27.05.2024 | ‘Cash is king’ proponents call for boycott of proposed cashless hospitality venue | Source: Facebook/ Ms Peacock article-article-body
Among the many battles quietly raging as digital technology disrupts the retail and hospitality sectors one stands out: physical cash versus digital transactions.
Many businesses are slowly ... |
| 24.05.2024 | 24 May 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Marles meets new prime minister of Solomon Islands; Wong in Bangladesh for ministerial meetings; Wong addresses Israel-Palestine issue; Watts off to Vienna for IAEA meeting, and more.
On 21 May, Depu... |
| 17.05.2024 | Engineers are turning leftover coffee grounds into powerful concrete | The hybrid coffee-cement mix also solves multiple environmental issues. Image: Supplied
Engineers in Australia have discovered that processing and adding charred coffee grounds to cement mix makes the concrete up to 30% stronger.
“With a ci... |
| 17.05.2024 | 17 May 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Government budget supports increased funds for foreign policy; further sanctions against Iranian senior officials; Wong on UN General Assembly Resolution for Palestinian membership; ongoing committem... |
| 17.05.2024 | Mass Abductions as State Policy: North Korea | Some 80,000 people were abducted by North Korea during the Korean War. Many have never been seen again, and their stories to this day remain untold.
Over the years, North Korean forces have abducted hundreds of citizens from around the worl... |
| 03.05.2024 | 3 May 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australia-ROK 2+2 talks; Marles announces $100m new military assistance for Ukraine; Marles to travel to Hawaii for trilateral talks; New Pacific Engagement Visa announced, and more.
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| 19.04.2024 | 19 April 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: new support for Solomon Islands elections; Wong discusses potential momentum on Assange case; PALM workers to boost aged care in Australia; Ayers to Singapore and Malaysia to boost trade opportunitie... |
| 18.04.2024 | Transformers to diffusion models: AI jargon explained | Artificial intelligence is becoming ever more prevalent in our lives. It’s no longer confined to certain industries or research institutions; AI is now for everyone.
It’s hard to dodge the deluge of AI content being produced, and harder yet... |
| 12.04.2024 | 12 April 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Japan considered for AUKUS Pillar II; the Australia-Japan-Philippines-United States Maritime Cooperative Activity; special adviser announced to investigate Israel Defense Forces strikes; Julie Bishop... |
| 08.04.2024 | Australian IT Skills Shortage: 2024 Is The Year To Self-Upskill | A recent series of reports and data point to one consistent theme: The skills crisis in the Australian IT industry is deepening and the nation-wide solutions seem unrealistic, but for IT professionals who are motivated to develop their skil... |
| 05.04.2024 | Дезинфицирующие средства для рук могут повреждать критически важные клетки мозга | Химические вещества, содержащиеся в обычных бытовых дезинфицирующих средствах, клеях и мебельном текстиле, могут повреждать опорные клетки мозга на критических этапах их развития, говорится в новом исследовании, проведенном на культурах кле... |
| 05.04.2024 | 5 April 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: China removes sanctions on Australian wine; Australia to produce military vehicles for Germany; statement on aid worker Zomi Frankcom killed in Gaza; Watts to visit Brussels for NATO foreign minister... |
| 21.03.2024 | 22 March 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Chinese FM Wang Yi in Canberra for Foreign and Strategic Dialogue; funding to UNRWA reinstated and upgraded; Marles and Wong host AUKMIN; Watts to attend Summit for Democracy in ROK, and more.
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| 16.03.2024 | Commentary: Our family is always glued to separate devices. How can we connect again? | MELBOURNE: It’s Saturday afternoon and the kids are all connected to separate devices. So are the parents. Sounds familiar?
Many families want to set ground rules to help them reduce their screen time and have time to connect with each othe... |
| 01.03.2024 | When There are No “Adults” Left, Who Will Run a Second Trump Administration? | The “adults” of the former Trump administration have abandoned the GOP favourite and want nothing to do with him. Who will run the government if Trump wins?
Ample discussion has been dedicated to the implications of a return in the United S... |
| 01.03.2024 | 1 March 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: Philippine’s President Ferdinand R Marcos Jr first official visit to Australia; statement on death of Alexei Navalny; Ukraine; Australian-Pacific Rugby Union Partnership, and more.
On 29 February, Pr... |
| 23.02.2024 | 23 February 2024: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs | This week in Australian foreign affairs: comments on Julian Assange and Dr Yang Hengjun; Marles to travel to Jakarta for defence talks; Gallagher to travel to Rio de Janeiro for G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting; Trade delegation to WTO announc... |
| 16.02.2024 | IperionX’s Virginia Campus nears titanium production milestone, signaling industry growth | North Carolina-based titanium developer IperionX has provided an update on the progress of its commercial-scale titanium metal manufacturing capabilities at the Titanium Manufacturing Campus in Virginia.
This development encompasses progres... |
| 01.11.2023 | This Waterproof ECG Sensor Can Precisely Detect Cardiac Problems in Patients | Joseph Henry, Tech Times 01 November 2023, 03:11 pm
All over the world, cardiovascular problems are one of the leading causes of death. Across many communities, healthcare workers use electrocardiogram (ECG) sensors to monitor the heart of ... |
| 19.10.2023 | This Wearable Device Generates Power From Bending Finger, and Can Capture Memories | Jace Dela Cruz, Tech Times 19 October 2023, 06:10 am
Researchers have developed an experimental wearable device that powers up from a user's bending finger while also possessing the capability to create and store memories.
This significant ... |
| 23.08.2023 | Coffee is Life! Researchers add Used Coffee Grounds to Concrete and Increased its Strength by 30% | Isaiah Richard, Tech Times 23 August 2023, 10:08 pm
Used coffee grounds are useful for many things even after it has given you the right push you need for the day, particularly as researchers have incorporated it in concrete production whic... |
| 14.06.2023 | Engineers Create Neuromorphic Device that Replicate Eyes and Memory with Significant Applications | Isaiah Richard, Tech Times 14 June 2023, 09:06 pm
In a new study, researchers have developed a neuromorphic device that is extremely thin while having the capability to replicate the capabilities of the human eyes and retain memories. This ... |
| 23.03.2023 | This Edible Flower May Be Used to Manage Obesity - New Study Finds | Jace Dela Cruz, Tech Times 23 March 2023, 11:03 am
Researchers from RMIT University have discovered that antioxidants found in the roselle plant have anti-obesity properties that could provide an alternative to current weight management med... |
| 25.01.2023 | Mobile Phone Batteries' Life May Last Three Times Longer Thanks to this Innovation from RMIT | Isaiah Richard, Tech Times 25 January 2023, 11:01 pm
A group of researchers found a new way to develop mobile phone batteries that may last longer than expected, up to three times more than their intended timeline. Additionally, their lates... |
| 22.06.2022 | Engineers use topology optimization to conquer the “constraints” of concrete 3D printing technology | Engineers at RMIT University and the Hebei University of Technology have come up with a novel approach to optimizing the topology of concrete 3D printed builds.
A new take on Bi-directional Evolutionary Structural Optimization or ‘BESO,’ th... |
| 10.05.2022 | Braskem launches first sustainable 3D printing filament range | Brazilian petrochemical firm Braskem has released its first line of sustainable 3D printing filaments.
Made up of three filaments produced from bio-based ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), recycled polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), the n... |
| 27.04.2022 | NTU’s new recycled glass concrete mix paves way for high-strength construction 3D printing | Researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) are exploring the use of recycled glass as a replacement for sand in concrete 3D printing, paving the way for environmentally-friendly building materials.
Many of today’s con... |
| 12.04.2022 | SPEE3D showcases “world’s fastest” metal 3D printing technology at Formula 1 Australian GP | Cold Spray 3D printer manufacturer SPEE3D has showcased an impressive new batch of metal racing car parts produced via its technology at the 2022 Australian Grand Prix.
Presented at a stall near the Albert Park circuit on Formula 1 race wee... |
| 18.03.2022 | Recycled glass found to improve the strength and sustainability of 3D printing concrete | Researchers at Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) and Brunel University have come up with a way of turning 3D printing concrete into a more robust, eco-friendly building material.
By partially replacing the sand in the Portland cemen... |
| 15.02.2022 | New $138K research project to bolster 3D printed heat exchanger performance with new aluminum alloys | Heat exchanger 3D printing specialist Conflux Technology has teamed up with Deakin University’s School of Engineering and Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) to develop new aluminum alloys for its 3D printed heat exchangers.
The research... |
| 16.12.2021 | Adobe : Creating Australia's future ready graduates through RMIT's Adobe Creative Campus partnership | Creating Australia's future ready graduates through RMIT's Adobe Creative Campus partnership
For many years, creativity in education has been a core way to motivate students, help them become more engaged in their work, and drive them to ac... |
| 15.12.2021 | Adobe : Celebrating CMO50 and reflections on marketing in the age of COVID-19 | Celebrating CMO50 and reflections on marketing in the age of COVID-19
There was once a time when marketing was seen as a distinct function within a company, for which its principal responsibility was to maximise return on investment. It was... |
| 03.11.2021 | AML3D WAM technology to bolster R&D initiatives and space sector prototyping | Australian metal 3D printer OEM AML3D has announced it will make its first entry into the space sector through a partnership with an unnamed US aerospace firm.
Using its patented wire additive manufacturing (WAM) technology, AML3D will prod... |
| 01.11.2021 | Just 55 of Australia’s 150 biggest companies have committed to net-zero by 2050 | Corporate Australia has of late become a strong voice for more action on climate change. Earlier this month the Business Council of Australia, which represents the nation’s 100 biggest companies, declared its support for the federal governm... |
| 29.09.2021 | Животные умеют считать и использовать ноль – насколько хорошо они обращаются с числами? | Недавно вороны продемонстрировали понимание концепции нуля. И это лишь самое последнее из ряда свидетельств об умении животных оперировать числами и абстракциями. Однако всё же их представление о числах может отличаться от нашего.
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| 30.07.2021 | “Not just about rockets”: Australia’s space tech industry is taking off. Here’s why | Troy McCann, chief executive of Moonshot with Amir Blachman, chief business officer of Axiom Space in Los Angeles. Source: supplied.
Australia’s space tech industry is taking off with more startups joining the ranks of first generation comp... |
| 19.07.2021 | Biosolids resource management centre launched at RMIT University | SMART CITIES Biosolids resource management centre launched at RMIT University
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A biosolids resource management centre has been launched at RMIT University in Australia, with an aim to transform the biosolids resource mana... |
| 31.03.2021 | The digital jobs of tomorrow are out of reach for today’s workforce, says the Australian head of Snapchat. Here’s how the next generation can close the gap. | A new report conducted by RMIT Online and Deloitte Access Economics outlines the dramatic skills gaps between the digital capabilities of the Australian workforce and jobs of the future.
It found 87% of new jobs demand digital skills, with ... |
| 05.02.2021 | The best way to dispose of used face masks? Turn them into roads | In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a real — and justified — concern that there weren’t enough face masks in circulation. Companies quickly sprang into action, manufacturing millions of these now instantly recognizable bit... |
| 30.10.2020 | It’s Time For Four-Year Universities To Teach Cloud Skills | CEO and Co-Founder of A Cloud Guru, a tech skills development company with an online learning platform that's teaching the world to cloud. |
| 29.10.2020 | STEM cadetships for women: Why $25 million is a small investment compared to the scale of the challenges to be overcome | Source: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock.
An overarching criticism of the recent federal budget is that it overlooked the workers hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic — namely, women. However, the budget includes one promising, albeit small, initia... |
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Ученые из Мельбурнского технологического университета (RMIT) в сотрудничестве с Австралийским исследовательским советом (Australian Research Coun... |
| 15.05.2020 | This 3D printable “laboratory-grade” open-source microscope will set you back $18 | A team of researchers at the University of Bath, UK, have developed an open-source design for a 3D printable “laboratory-grade” microscope, costing as little as $18.
The OpenFlexure microscope is a fully automated device with motorised samp... |
| 03.03.2020 | RMIT to set up 'business-driven' cyber security research centre | RMIT is setting up a multi-disciplinary cyber security research centre to be led by Professor Matthew Warren who joins from Deakin University.
The university said in a statement that Warren “will establish a new cyber security research cent... |
| 28.02.2019 | Scientists find an efficient way to convert CO2 back to solid coal | Scientists have found a cost-effective way to convert Carbon Dioxide into solid-form coal.
According to a report from Forbes which sources a publication in Nature Communications, scientists have been able to find a way which lets them conv... |
| 27.02.2019 | Technique to convert CO2 into solid carbon particles devised by scientists | An international team of scientists led by RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia claims to have discovered a technique to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) gas into solid carbon.
According to researchers, the new technique uses a liquid alloy ... |
| 04.10.2018 | Sans Forgetica: the font that could help you remember | Researchers from Australia's RMIT University have created a font which they say could help you to retain more data.
Sans Forgetica is the result of work involving typographic design specialists and psychologists, and it has been designed sp... |
