Archived News for Research Sector Professionals - September, 2024
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) could result in over 39 million deaths by 2050, according to new analysis.
ARENA backs new fuel
Australia is investing in homegrown sustainable aviation fuel to cut carbon emissions.
Breathless costs counted
Breathlessness is costing the Australian economy at least $12 billion every year.
New cell spotted
Scientists have identified a new type of cell with the potential to transform tissue repair.
Economic model drives destruction
Experts say the economy is broken, and it could take the planet down with it.
Psychologist pipeline boosted
Government funds have been allocated to address Australia's psychologist shortage.
Tasmania signs school deal
Tasmania’s new school funding deal promises more money - but critics say it is not enough.
New success for quantum tech
Experts have achieved something thought to be years away: the fault-tolerant teleportation of a logical qubit.
Longer droughts predicted
Researchers warn that droughts towards the end of the century could last longer than previously predicted.
Museum cuts withdrawn
The SA Government has abandoned a controversial plan to restructure the South Australian Museum.
Strong tubes for better booms
Engineers are testing foldable, self-locking tubes for strong building materials.
Ammonia process enhanced
A new method of producing ammonia could greatly reduce carbon emissions in agriculture and clean energy transport.
Drug trends tracked
A new report reveals rising non-prescribed stimulant use among Australians in 2024.
Frailty costs counted
Frailty among older Australians is proving to be an expensive challenge for the healthcare system.
Nuclear would drive bill rise
The Coalition’s nuclear power push would leave households with a $665 annual bill increase, analysis shows.
Sunlight drives new fuel
Scientists are using sunlight to convert greenhouse gases into valuable industrial chemicals.
Weekly insulin tested
Once-a-week insulin injections could soon become a reality for diabetes patients.