Singing is a powerful way of achieving deep personal and social meaning, as well as supporting our mental and physical wellbeing As we all recover from long COVID-19 lockdowns, the creative arts can ...
From microwaves and robots, to ancient seeds and drones, a once experimental farm is still innovating after 140 years, but these days the agricultural challenges are global ...
Whether it’s our phones, cars, televisions, medical devices or even washing machines, we now have computers everywhere. Using bigger computers, we solve bigger problems like managing the operation of ...
Melbourne is projected to be the largest city in Australia by 2031–2032. This rate of growth and the pressure it puts on our urban infrastructure, particularly transport infrastructure, is a big ...
Associate Dean Graduate Research and Professor of Precision Agriculture and Remote Sensing, Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences and Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, ...
Each year, Indigenous businesses bring in at least $A4.9 billion; now first-of-its-kind research reveals the extent of the economic power and diversity of Australian ...
Quantum sensors are allowing us to see the tiniest parts of our world but external magnetic fields can easily break their crucial quantum state. By introducing extra spin, scientists have discovered ...
Senior Technical Advisor, Maternal Health, Nossal Institute for Global Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the urgent need for policies and programs to support older people’s desire to live and thrive in their own healthy community Dementia cases have doubled over the ...
A recent court ruling could signal a new direction for Australian climate law after the appropriateness of a proposed fossil fuel development was put on trial ...