New research hub hones in on inter-cell communication
Two South-East Queensland universities have joined forces to create a new research hub on the Sunshine Coast.
Based at the Sunshine Coast Health Institute (SCHI), the
A Brisbane researcher has received one of the highest honours in the Australian health and medical research community.
QIMR Berghofer Cancer Aetiology & Prevention
A Queensland-made documentary is shining a light on the impact of fast fashion on Pacific island nations.
To be launched this week, the new documentary made by
White lab coats make way for black tie celebrations
QIMR Berghofer scientists swapped their lab coats for black ties to mark 80 years of medical research at the Queensland institute.
QIMR Berghofer Council Chair Professor
Radio waves of colour paint new picture of Milky Way
A new colourful image of Australia’s view of the Milky Way Galaxy has been created using radio waves.
Silvia Mantovanini, a PhD student at the Curtin University node
Aussies lead world in reducing number of pre-term babies
An Australian-based world-first initiative has reduced the number of pre-term births in this country by 10 percent.
Since launched in 2018, a Australian Preterm Birth
No-touch sensor option for hard-to-monitor patients
A medical innovation is moving past current conversations around wearable devices and monitors for remote care, to a new no-touch product using radio waves.
United
Aussie farmers help feed AI model for pasture biomass
Australian farmers are being asked to help train a global artificial intelligence (AI) model with the goal of improving management of a quarter of the world’s
Study urges focus on longer walks, not step totals
Regular walks of more than 10 minutes may be more beneficial than the much-publicised 10,000 steps a day target.
New global research, led by the University of Sydney and
Lifestyle trumps drastic weight loss in fertility stakes
Weight loss, by itself, is not enough to boost male fertility, according to a new Australian study.
University of Adelaide researchers have analysed 32 global studies