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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...

Scanned to fit

3D body scanners invented by an Australian start-up are set to revolutionise fashion and fitness, reports JYOTI SHANKAR

Top Ten Mind-Boggling Inventions

In our increasingly dynamic world, almost nothing seems impossible anymore, writes FARZANA AHMAD

A 21st century politician

Social media savvy seems to come naturally to PM Modi, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

Start-Up innovates affordable fix for website crashes

Websites going bust under excessive loads might soon be a thing of the past, thanks to an innovative technology, writes SHUDIP TALUKDAR

India makes its way to Mars

An Indian spacecraft will enter Mars today for scientific exploration of the red planet

Study made easier

A new study app helps students prepare for HSC exams, writes DANIELLE MATHIAS

Kenny and the Chromosomes

When University of Sydney PhD candidate Kenny Sabir isn't composing music he is deconstructing chromosomes.

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