Archived News for Research Sector Professionals
The US Department of Defence is funding a concussion study in Queensland.
Ambulance survey concerning
Research has revealed a lack of public understanding about when to call an ambulance.
New embyro test available
A revolutionary new non-invasive embryo screening test could reduce miscarriages.
Sound waves summon new MOFs
Researchers have used sound waves to precisely manipulate atoms and molecules and produce breakthrough smart materials.
Screen time sleep loss studied
Research suggests teens' sleep patterns can be improved by reducing blue light exposure ...
Sub-sea telescope taking shape
Local scientists are building a huge underwater telescope at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea to study rays from space.
Drug swab accuracy questioned
A NSW court ruling has called the accuracy of roadside drug tests into question.
Fish fence impacts assessed
A new study has found fish fences wreak havoc on marine life and make overfishing easier.
Megafauna gather close to coasts
Scientists say far more species of marine megafauna use coastal habitats than previously thought.
Remote island still swamped
Australia’s Cocos Islands are littered with an estimated 414 million pieces of plastic debris.
Genes compressed in lab-born life
Researchers have found a way to compress the genetic code of synthetic organisms.
Mango project bears fruit
Queensland researchers have tested the world’s first mango-harvesting robot.
Single shot for deadly diseases
Local experts have come up with a single vaccine to simultaneously combat two of the world’s most deadly respiratory diseases.
Cyber heads to pad posture
The Australian Cyber Security Centre wants new people to uplift the agency’s cyber posture.
EU tightens cyber regime
The EU has agreed to a new mechanism to freeze hackers' assets and ban them from entry anywhere in world.
New clinic for high school help
Australian experts have set up Australia’s first psychology outreach clinic for high school students.
Experts pen climate letter
Australian scientists and experts have signed a statement calling on the next Australian government to prioritise climate action.
Adani approval under pressure
CSIRO was pushed to accept the Federal Government’s approval of the Adani’s groundwater plans, reports say.