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The RMIT researchers solving our big micropollution problem

Small particles, massive problem. Micropollutants are polluting our waterways, our air, our soil and even our organs. But an Australian invention quickly removing these hazardous...

Jacob John, first Indian-Australian to chair a 3GPP, honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award

Jacob John When Jacob John stepped down last week after 11 years as chair of a 3GPP working group – the longest tenure in...

How Perth student Yash Fatania’s space dream came true

Yash Fatania In October or November last year, Yash Fatania’s supervisor gave him a hint: he might get the opportunity to work on a satellite...

Veena Nair in 2022 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science

Veena Nair thought it was a scam call when the Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic rang her recently. “Ultimately when I did call...

70 fellowships on offer for emerging Indian and Australian researchers

Applications for a bilateral fellowship program between Australia and India are now open, with 70 fellowships and over 30 awards on offer for applications...

Apple to shift production to India

Apple is reportedly gearing up to manufacture AirPods and Beats headphones in India, as the tech giant doubles down on assembling new iPhones in...

Turning COVID PPE waste into stronger concrete

RMIT University’s research team has found a remarkable breakthrough, helping transform PPE equipment into reinforcement materials for strengthening structural concrete. It will make use...

How these scientists found sustainable solutions in single-cell micro-algae

After sojourns in scientific research in India, the UK, US, and now in Australia, Flinders University's Professor Munish Puri has led pathbreaking research which...

Australia-India Council research grants: Nine projects win support

Nine projects varying from agribusiness and health to education and business are among the recipients of the Australia-India Council research grants for the year...

Giving cancer patients more of a voice in their treatment

A new study on breast cancer has found that a patient’s perspectives on their wellbeing can be better at predicting treatment and symptoms than...

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