A trial has tested new age therapies for chronic fatigue syndrome among children.
University of Technology Sydney
Charles Darwin University
CSIRO
Hunter New England Local Health District
The University of Sydney
The University of Sydney
Bureau of Meteorology
Hunter New England Local Health District
Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
University of New South Wales
UniQuest Pty Limited
CSIRO
Department of Industry, Innovation, and Science.
NAB and CSIRO are joining forces for a project to explore ways for Australia to grow its most globally competitive industries.
A trial has tested new age therapies for chronic fatigue syndrome among children.
A new ANU study says there are more than enough potential pumped hydro sites to power the nation.
The SA Government wants the state play a bigger role in the multi-billion-dollar space industry.
Unions say CSIRO is planning to cut close to 60 staff.
The proportion of male teachers is dropping so rapidly that there will be none in 50 years’ time, a new study finds.
Scientists have demonstrated self-reconfiguring modular robots that can merge, spilt and even self-heal.
Carbohydrates could be the key to a successful malaria vaccine.
Researchers say armies of microbes battle it out to determine whether exotic marine plants successfully invade new territory.
A new study has revealed extensive loss of corals in Australia’s Palm Islands region over the past century.
The School of Psychiatry is offering a three-year full-time PhD scholarship on a study evaluating the effects of early intervention in children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Contaminated Site Assessment, Remediation and Management (CSARM) is a complex field of environmental management and, with the support of NSW Environmental Protection Agency (NSW EPA) and industry consultants, UTS Science School of Life Sciences has developed a program of short course modules to help environmental professionals update their specific area of expertise.
The MDFRC and MDBA Collaboration Partnership (MMCP) invites applications for “top–up” scholarships to support Post Graduate students undertaking research on the ecology and biogeochemistry of floodplain rivers and wetlands.
The MDFRC and MDBA Collaboration Partnership (MMCP) invites applications for students to receive one of three available scholarships, who are undertaking research on the ecology and biogeochemistry of floodplain rivers and wetlands.
This course informs business and government about contracts, delivering critical legal knowledge for anyone who has any exposure to contracts of whatever size, value and type. During the one day intensive program you will examine the law and commercial factors affecting the contract lifecycle, from formation, through performance to completion.
A new report from the University of Technology Sydney’s Centre for Local Government (UTS CLG) explores the role of local government involvement in local and regional economic development strategies.
A global online community dedicated to improving knowledge on the science of learning has been launched by prestigious international publishing group Nature Research and The University of Queensland. UQ Queensland Brain Institute director Professor Pankaj Sah said the npj Science of Learning Community website was a space for teachers, policymakers and scientists working in neuroscience, education and psychology to discuss how to enhance learning in schools.
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