Archived News for Research Sector Professionals - August, 2019
Thousands of university students have skipped classes to call for urgent action on climate change.
Reefs hit by phosphate mine
Research shows phosphate mining is damaging coral reefs around Christmas Island.
Sea rise tracked back
New research suggests global sea level rise has been occurring decades longer than previously thought.
AI bike revealed
Chinese researchers have unveiled an autonomous bicycle powered by a new type of artificial intelligence chip.
AI trained on heartbeats
New studies show AI can spot abnormal heart rhythms within a matter of seconds.
CSIRO studies gas switch
CSIRO has completed a detailed study of fugitive greenhouse gas emissions from CSG production.
Dark matter lab re-ignited
The Victorian Government has put up funds for a dark matter laboratory located in an old gold mine.
Epilepsy genes uncovered
A new, large scale study has looked at the genetic sequences of people with epilepsy.
Insect eyes inspire new tech
Experts are taking design tips from nature – attempting to recreate the extraordinary vision of insects.
Jab policy allows wealthy choice
The Australian Government’s ‘No Jab, No Pay’ vaccination policy may disproportionately impact low-income families, new research suggests.
Study suggests pancreatic target
Curtin University researchers have discovered a potential new treatment for an aggressive form of pancreatic cancer.
Bishop scores ANU spot
Former deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop will become the first female chancellor of the Australian National University.
STEM Women to boost connections
A new resource has been created to make Australian women in STEM more visible.