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One grain to rule them all: the history of rice as a global food

Rice is the most popular food in the world, providing sustenance to more than 3.5 billion people each day. rice history Rice is deeply embedded in...

Prof Mohan Yellishetty: Restoring farms after mining

Prof Mohan Yellishetty Restoring farmland after mineral sands mining is emerging as a major environmental challenge in regional Victoria, particularly in the Wimmera and Mallee,...

Monash Uni Professor keeping Indian freight trains running

When we last wrote about Professor Ravi Ravitharan following his 2014 Railway Technical Society of Australasia (RTSA) Award win, we called him ‘the railway...

Introducing the Roti-matic

India-born female engineer's automatic roti maker receives $11.5 million investment from venture firms

India emerging as top choice for joint replacement surgery

India is becoming a top destination for joint replacement surgery and healing technology due to the expertise of doctors and the low-cost involved in the procedure

Yoga on the go

KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR checks out five of the best yoga apps for Android and iOS, so now you have no excuses not to practice!

Managing diabetes naturally

The remedy to this disease may have been growing in front of us the whole time, writes PREETI JABBAL

Nano labs of the future

Tiny tech packs a big punch, writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

Indian-origin scientist develops first self-powered camera

Computer scientist Shree K. Nayar from Columbia University has invented the world's first fully self-powered video camera

Sporting a new campaign

Overseas students are helping to promote international events in Sydney, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

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