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| 18.07.2026 | Commentary: Hormuz is no longer one front in US-Iran war - it is becoming a test | CANBERRA: United States President Donald Trump’s proposal to charge a 20 per cent fee on cargo moving through the Strait of Hormuz under US protection was quickly walked back within a day. But it revealed how much the war is shifting.
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| 15.07.2026 | The University of Western Australia appoints SRM Technologies as Information Technology Partner for its India Branch Campuses | Admissions now open at https://bit.ly/4wBV333 for UWA India's Mumbai and Chennai campuses, with scholarships available for eligible students.
MELBOURNE, Australia, July 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The University of Western Australia (UWA), a G... |
| 08.07.2026 | Исследование: пик умственных способностей приходится не на молодость; ум острее всего в период от 55 до 60 лет | Возрастные динамики совокупного индекса когнитивно-личностной функции (CPFI), рассчитанного на основе моделей «когнитивного приоритета» и «комплексного взвешивания». Панель A: T-оценки индекса когнитивно-личностной функции (CPFI) по возраст... |
| 27.05.2026 | My Academic Story with China | Gary Sigley：The strength of China's approach lies in enabling communication among all different civilizations around the world | BEIJING, May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from Global Times:
【Gary Sigley, former director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Western Australia, professor of the Australian Studies Center, Beijing Foreign Studies Univ... |
| 24.03.2026 | GFTN, The University of Western Australia's QUISA Research Centre, and ST Engineering Partner to Advance Quantum-Safe Financial Infrastructure through Q-FINEX | PERTH, Australia, March 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN), The University of Western Australia's Quantum Information, Simulation and Algorithms (QUISA) research group, and ST Engineering today announced... |
| 24.03.2026 | Iran war: Tehran’s retaliation doubles as deterrence strategy, say analysts | Listen
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| 02.03.2026 | How Iran chooses its supreme leader, and who could be next? | Under Iran’s constitution, the supreme leader is appointed by the Assembly of Experts, an 88-member clerical body.
Candidates for the Assembly must first be vetted by the Guardian Council, ensuring the field is tightly screened.
When the le... |
| 21.02.2026 | OncoRes Medical Secures AUD $27M. Advances Precision in Breast Cancer Surgery with Elora System. | OncoRes Medical raised AUD $27M in private funding. This propels development of its Elora system. Elora provides real-time intraoperative imaging. It targets residual tumor detection in breast cancer surgery. The device aims to dramatically... |
| 18.02.2026 | Surprise shark caught on camera for first time in Antarctica’s near-freezing deep | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — An ungainly barrel of a shark cruising languidly over a barren seabed far too deep for the sun’s rays to illuminate was an unexpected sight. Related Artic... |
| 15.02.2026 | OncoRes Medical Closes A$27 Million Private Round To Advance Elora QME Imaging System And U.S. FDA Pathway | OncoRes Medical has closed an AUD $27 million private funding round to advance clinical development and regulatory milestones for its Quantitative Micro-Elastography (QME) Imaging System, Elora, as the Perth-based medical device company bui... |
| 12.02.2026 | OncoRes Medical Raises AUD $27M in Private Funding | OncoRes Medical, a Perth, Australia-based medical device company, raised AUD $27M in private funding.
Backers were not disclosed.
The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its R&D efforts.
Led by CEO Dr Katharine Gil... |
| 29.10.2025 | Steele: The best prizes don’t necessarily come from Scandinavia | All the “will he get it or won’t he?” speculation surrounding the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize obscured news about other important annual prizes bestowed on worthy recipients this Fall. That is a shame, because these less-coveted awards are inter... |
| 23.09.2025 | Colossal Hydrogen Bridge Found Between Dwarf Galaxies 53 Million Light-Years Away | Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery of a colossal bridge of neutral hydrogen gas linking two dwarf galaxies.
PERTH, AUSTRALIA, September 24, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Researchers from The University of Western Australia node a... |
| 01.09.2025 | International partnership to drive net zero innovation | International partnership to drive net zero innovation
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An international partnership has been establishing linking the Tees Valley with an Australian state to support the drive towards a net ze... |
| 09.05.2025 | Nanopharmaceutics Announces NanoDOX® Hydrogel will be Tested in The University of Western Australia Clinical Trial | Nanopharmaceutics Announces NanoDOX® Hydrogel will be Tested in Patients with Genital Mycoplasmas in The University of Western Australia Phase II Clinical Trial
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| 11.02.2025 | Southeast Asia's Green Guardians: Peatlands and Mangroves as Climate Heroes | In the battle against climate change, Southeast Asia holds a powerful card: its peatlands and mangroves. These ecosystems, though occupying a mere 5% of the region's land, are titans in carbon storage. A recent study reveals that conserving... |
| 11.02.2025 | From O Levels to a Medicine, Dentistry or Law Degree in Just 9 Months | SINGAPORE, Feb. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With the growing demand for doctors, Singapore has increased the number of recognised foreign medical schools and ambitious students aiming for careers in medicine, dentistry or even law now have an ... |
| 10.02.2025 | BrightSparks Scholarship & Higher Education Fair 2025: Empowering Students for the Future | The BrightSparks Scholarship & Higher Education Fair 2025 returns with the theme 'Be YOU,' coinciding with the critical period leading up to students receiving their A-level results and making key decisions about scholarships, academic ... |
| 07.01.2025 | Nous Group makes number of senior promotions to kick off the new year | Management consultancy Nous Group has rung in the new year with a number of senior promotions.
Spearheading the line-up is Michael Stewart, who has been promoted to principal and lead of the firm’s growing Darwin office. Additionally, Hilar... |
| 26.11.2024 | Exclusive: Konica Minolta Australia's Sales Chief highlights innovation and growth | Dean Hosking, Chief Sales Officer at Konica Minolta Australia, has reflected on his two-year tenure during a period marked by market challenges and technological progress.
Despite headwinds, he emphasised optimism, strategic adaptation, and... |
| 10.09.2024 | Navigating the Digital Frontier: UWA's Bold Leap into Sustainable Data Storage | In a world where data is the new oil, the University of Western Australia (UWA) has struck gold. The institution recently transformed its data storage infrastructure, slashing energy costs by a staggering 80% with the implementation of Pure... |
| 10.09.2024 | UWA slashes power bills by 80% with Pure Storage upgrade | The University of Western Australia (UWA) has transformed its data storage infrastructure with the implementation of Pure Storage's Evergreen//One platform.
This move supports UWA's new high-speed, high-performance data research network and... |
| 08.08.2024 | China’s youth seek work in sectors traditionally considered as blue-collar as mindsets shift | Listen to this article
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| 08.05.2024 | Emeritus Claims Top Spot on TIME Magazine's 'World's Top EdTech Companies of 2024' Ranking | Emeritus leads the way among edtech companies, standing out for its strong financial performance, global impact, and significant industry influence, as recognised by TIME Magazine
MUMBAI, India, May 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Emeritus, a globa... |
| 08.03.2024 | Commentary: Ten years after its disappearance, can we still find MH370? | PERTH, Australia: It has been 10 years since Malaysia Airlines passenger flight MH370 disappeared on Mar 8, 2014. To this day it remains one of the biggest aviation mysteries globally.
It’s unthinkable that a modern Boeing 777-200ER jetline... |
| 07.03.2024 | 'We can’t just forget about them': Pain of loss haunts families of missing MH370 passengers | Listen to this article
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| 29.06.2023 | Никто не знает, как дать определение молоку и тем более как его воспроизвести | Если бы инопланетная форма жизни завтра высадилась на Землю и вызвала к себе передовых экспертов планеты по лактации, ей пришлось бы очень постараться, чтобы понять, чем именно люди и другие млекопитающие кормят своих детей.
Проблема в том,... |
| 04.04.2023 | Scientists Capture 'World's Deepest Fish' at Over 27,000 Feet Below the Surface! | Jace Dela Cruz, Tech Times 04 April 2023, 06:04 am
Scientists have set a new record for the deepest fish ever captured after finding an unknown snailfish species at a depth of 8,336 meters below the surface in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench, loca... |
| 03.04.2023 | "World's deepest fish" caught on camera for first time by scientists — over 27,000 feet below the surface | A massive research initiative to explore deep-sea creatures brought discoveries to light in the northern Pacific Ocean last year, when scientists filmed and captured three fish at depths never recorded before.
As part of a 10-year collabora... |
| 20.01.2023 | Australia rangers find massive "Toadzilla" that's as big as a newborn baby and can cause animals to "die almost instantly" | The biggest toad in history may have just been discovered at a national park in Queensland, Australia. It's so massive that when a park ranger discovered it, all she could do was gasp at its size.
The enormous amphibian has been aptly named... |
| 27.12.2022 | Female Southern Pied Babblers Get Stupider As They Produce More Offspring | Having lots of children isn’t all it’s cracked up to be |
| 30.11.2022 | The government is touting the benefits of drone delivery, but what are the real costs of widespread use? | Source: shutterstock.
In early November, the Commonwealth Department of Infrastructure invited public comment on proposed Australia-wide “drone delivery guidelines” it has been quietly developing with industry stakeholders. A slick new webs... |
| 06.10.2022 | Only 60% of Australians with ADHD have told their employer | New research has revealed that 40% of Australian workers with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) haven’t told their employer. But it also shows that workplaces are trying to do better.
The research, from ADHD Australia, dug int... |
| 25.04.2022 | Boston University’s new 3D printed mini human heart beats on its own | A research team led by Boston University has used 3D printing technology to develop a miniature replica of a human heart – and it beats like the real thing.
Named the cardiac miniaturized Precision-enabled Unidirectional Microfluidic Pump, ... |
| 15.03.2022 | Researchers 3D print regenerative heart valves that grow with patients | Researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the University of Western Australia are developing 3D printed artificial heart valves made from a patient’s own cells that grow as the individual ages.
The approach hopes to over... |
| 06.01.2022 | The world's largest plant has been discovered, researchers say | The world's biggest plant has been discovered, researchers from The University of Western Australia and Flinders University say. The plant, "an ancient and incredibly resilient seagrass," stretches 111.847 miles and is at least 4,... |
| 10.09.2021 | Vaccine passports are coming: how will they work and what will you need them for? | Even before any COVID-19 vaccines were invented, vaccine passports for participation in public activities appeared likely. Australia’s plagued vaccine rollout meant such requirements lay in a distant future — until now, writes Kate Atwell.
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| 31.08.2021 | Pharmaxis Treatment to Prevent Wound and Burns Scars Clears Phase 1 Trial | Topical treatment safe and well tolerated in study of healthy volunteers
Full inhibition of lysyl oxidase enzymes achieved in skin with minimal systemic exposure
Collaboration with research team led by Professor Fiona Wood AM planning for t... |
| 27.08.2021 | A surprising number of Australian students are cheating on their courses — and more marketplaces are popping up to satisfy the demand | (Photo by Rolf Schulten/ullstein bild via Getty Images)
A new survey investigating the use of services to ghostwrite university assignments by Australian students blows previous estimates out of the water.
It found around 11% admitted to us... |
| 18.03.2021 | Virtual HABRI Lecture Spotlights New Research on the Health and Developmental Benefits of Companion Animals for Young Children | Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI) and IDEXX Recently published findings demonstrate children in dog-owning households experience lower peer problems, lower conduct problems, and higher prosocial behaviors than children from non-d... |
| 31.07.2020 | Even Desert-Adapted Birds In The Kalahari Cannot Cope With Warming Climate | There is an upward limit to how hot daily air temperatures can get before birds can no longer successfully breed, indicating that rapidly advancing climate change will have widespread and destructive effects on arid zone bird species |
| 28.07.2019 | Thieves steal laptops with 30 years of data from University of Western Australia | Thieves broke into the University of Western Australia and stole an undisclosed number of laptops containing “fragmented” student data stretching back 30 years.
The break-in and theft from an administrative building actually occurred “in la... |
| 23.09.2015 | UWA Promotes Entrepreneurship Through Start Something | Last week marked the conclusion of the Start Something Program at the University of Western Australia, a UWA Innovation Quarter Initiative established to develop, promote and foster entrepreneurship within the university environment.
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| 17.07.2015 | UWA Launches Start Something with Atomic Sky and Innovation Cluster | The University of Western Australia in association with Innovation Cluster and Atomic Sky has introduced “Start Something”, a new program to support enterprising researchers and strengthen research-industry engagement.
Start Something start... |
| 06.02.2011 | 2,000 New Archaeological Sites Found Using Google Earth | In a number of places, places rich in history and therefor rich in latent archaeological information, it is too hard to dig. Either the politics, terrain or the need to budget makes even educated guesswork prohibitive. But now, an Australia... |
