$32m investment to keep AI-driven medtech in Australia
The Federal Government has taken a $32 million equity stake in a Sydney medical technology company to keep the operations based in Australia.
Through the National
A dopamine-driven second body clock could be the cause of mood swings in people with bipolar disorders.
A McGill University-led study, out of Canada, found a brain
Sunshine Coast’s new P-12 College where Preps rule
Preps rule at South-East Queensland’s newest school, with the youngsters making up more than a quarter of the student population, for this year at least.
The 52-strong
Inflation continues to drop, hitting post-COVID low
Australia’s annual CPI inflation rate has dropped to 2.4 percent, with the rises in the second half of last year the lowest since COVID.
Australian Bureau of
A person’s risk of cancer later in life, can be identified before they are born, according to a new study.
Scientists from Van Andel Institute, in the United
TGA approves first treatment for major cause of blindness
The first treatment for a leading cause of blindness in people over 50 has been approved for use in Australia.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has approved
By Tongliang Liu
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek has sent shockwaves through the tech community, with the release of extremely efficient AI models
Countdown still looks fresh in a world that’s getting old
By Shane Rodgers
When you get to a certain age you spend a lot of time saying you cannot believe how long it has been since something happened.
Is that really 30 years?
Researchers are tapping into the oversized brains of London cab drivers to create the next generation of artificial-intelligence (AI) guided route mapping.
Dr Pablo
Diverse teams may run counter to finding solutions
American writer H.L. Mencken once declared that, for every complex problem, there was a solution that was simple, neat, and wrong.
He may have been on to something. New