Music tempo slows as elite performers age
Elite music stars have been found to produce slower music as they age, particularly if physical movement is a key element of their early careers.
Researchers at the
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Men and women’s brains less alike than thought
Researchers have found that the brains of men and women are less alike than previously thought, opening up new insights into mental health.
Professor Richard Watts, from
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Listening is healing for burns pioneer
A researcher’s award-winning methods to improve outcomes for child burn victims were based on her willingness to listen.
Professor Zephanie Tyack, internationally
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AI tracks public seating use in Sydney trial
Moveable, AI-supported seating is being used in Sydney to better understand how people use public spaces.
Created by UNSW Sydney industrial designers in collaboration
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QUT leverages Gates’ millions for farming research
Farmers in Africa and India will benefit from QUT research which has been boosted by a $6 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
With the goal of
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Lifetime virus vaccine moves a step closer
A vaccine that provides lifetime protection against evolving viruses is a step closer after a breakthrough in new “one and done” research.
A team at the Oregon
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Welding fume the next engineered stone?
The researcher who outlined the dangers of engineered stone has led a new study which has found Australian welders are being exposed to dangerous fumes.
Dr Renee Carey,
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Surprising win in ‘deep fake’ detection
Space scientists have discovered that the methods they use to study galaxies can also help detect fake artificial intelligence images.
Research released at the Royal
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New physio degree to strengthen regional care
Southern Cross University hopes the introduction of its first Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 2025 will help people in coastal regions to “live their best
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Doomscrolling triggers PTSD-like symptoms
The habitual checking of disturbing stories on social media is changing the way humans perceive the world and triggers PTSD-like symptoms.
In a world-first study on the
Read more22 July 2024