New technique vaporises plastic for reuse
A new technique has been developed to “vaporise” plastics and use the resulting hydrocarbon to create new products.
A team at the University of California-Berkeley
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Wearable exercise tech can also detect COVID
Wearable technology used during exercise has been shown to be effective in screening for illnesses, like COVID.
A new University of South Australia study has revealed
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1300 fish species facing ‘silent extinction’
More than 1300 species of fish are facing a “silent extinction”, according to new global research.
The researchers predict that 12.7 percent of marine teleost fish
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New hope for people with chronic pain
People who experience regular chronic pain have new hope for relief from a new device unveiled in the United States this week.
Researchers at the University of Utah have
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Embryo-like blood stem cell breakthrough
Children with leukaemia could have access to improved treatment options in the future thanks to a world-first breakthrough by Australian researchers.
A team, led by
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Greenery linked to reduced illness risk
Planting trees in a neighbourhood has been linked to lower risks of heart disease and chronic illnesses.
A study conducted by The University of Louisville (UofL) found
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Hub to develop 100 percent compostable plastic
A multi-million innovation hub aims to fast-track the development of a 100 percent compostable plastic.
The $8 million Bioplastics Innovation Hub, a collaboration
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Special ceremony for First Nations senior graduates
More than 200 First Nations Year 12 graduates have been honoured at a special ceremony in Brisbane.
The event at St Stephen’s Cathedral in the city acknowledged the
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New centre to support children with life-limiting conditions
A new paediatric palliative care centre aims to address the unique needs of children with life-limiting illness.
Boosted by a $3m million grant from the Australian
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Humans are embracing fake self-images
Digital manipulation of a person’s facial image has to go a long way before people stop believing the face is theirs.
Japanese researchers found that
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