One of Australia’s most bizarre type animals have just become a little stranger.
Research led by UNSW Sydney has shone new light on the evolution of echidnas and
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based writing assistants are westernising text, negating potential productivity gains in non-western cultures.
A study by researchers at
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is inferior to humans in interpreting social interactions in a moving scene, skills vital for self-driving cars and assistive
Bite mark first physical evidence of gladiator battles
The first physical evidence of a Roman gladiator battling a lion has been found in England.
Researchers say bite marks found on a skeleton discovered in a Roman cemetery
The eyes may be the window to our souls, but they are also providing scientists with insights to workings of our brains.
A new study, led by the University of Zurich,
Victoria home to world’s largest care research centre
Sixty of Australia’s largest care service providers will collaborate through a world-leading new research centre in Victoria.
The Care Economy Cooperative Research
South-East Queensland students joined the Premier and Governor at a special ANZAC Day service this week, in the lead up to Friday’s commemoration.
Among those
A national network of technical colleges will be rolled out if a Liberal Federal Government is elected on May 3.
Liberal leader Peter Dutton said the proposed Australian
‘Talking’ plants will tell farmers when they are thirsty
Plants and farmers may soon be able to “talk” to each other and ensure the most efficient use of water for crops.
Research out the United States has taken a major
JCU tests new aerospace ceramic with Lockheed Martin
A North Queensland university has developed a groundbreaking ceramic material that has attracted the attention of one of the world’s leading defence and aerospace