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The pandemic has created or intensified opportunities for economic growth across six sectors benefiting from science and technology.
By building therapy chatbots, we found using another kind of logic produces results that are more fallible, but also more like real people.
As we look at the past year's research efforts and the future of science, our people are firmly at the centre of it all.
How do you combine modern technology with 16th century traditions? Our RV Investigator specifications and team on board make it look easy.
Future economic growth will depend on the creation of future industries. Our Chief Scientist, Dr Cathy Foley, explains.
We have opened Australia’s first accredited face mask testing facility to assist manufacturers in fast-tracking the supply of masks for hospital staff.
We’ll be joining GovHack to bring hackers together across the country to supercharge science data and generate creative solutions.
Carbon-free air travel is closer than you think. Our report with Boeing looks at how we can decarbonise the commercial aviation industry with hydrogen.
Computational science helps us visualise complex scientific problems. Our new partnership with Microsoft can help us find even more solutions.
Omega-3 oils are traditionally sourced from fish. But now we have a less fishy alternative using marine micronutrients extracted from the ocean.
We spoke to five maths professionals to find out mathematics careers can be varied, interesting and help solve the greatest challenges.
High school student Angela Rofail found a solution for the global issue of building sway and collapse using nature inspired design and a crocodile!
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