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Burning Questions: Vijay of UWS studies forest fires across two worlds

climate change and bushfires When Vijay Kumar returned to the forests of his childhood in Himachal Pradesh, he was confronted by an unusual sight. Entire stands...

Ambika Vishwanath, Maitri fellow, on why climate change is now a security issue

Ambika Vishwanath For Ambika Vishwanath, the link between climate and security did not begin in a policy paper or a conference room. It began in...

Cities are making it rain more – but not as much as scientists thought

Cities experience more rains After another spell of wet weather along Australia’s east coast, with storms, heavy rain and flash flooding across Sydney and parts...

Rajat Kulshrestha: ‘Roadside assistance in space’

Growing up in India in the 1990s as the nation’s fledgeling space industry was making the news, Rajat Kulshrestha grew fascinated with all things...

Using AI for detecting facial palsy: Prof. Javaan Chahl of UniSA

A ground-breaking development in the field of neurology promises to enhance the accuracy of detecting facial palsy - a neurological disorder characterised by temporary...

How to reduce your screen time and reconnect with your family

It’s Saturday afternoon and the kids are all connected to separate devices. So are the parents. Sounds familiar? Many families want to set ground...

Optimus, an Australian satellite with Indian connection reaches orbit

In a significant stride for Australia’s burgeoning space industry, Space Machines Company (SMC) celebrated the successful launch of its Optimus satellite, marking Australia’s largest...

What can we do about the solar degradation in Australia?

To reach the goal of 82% renewable energy in Australia’s grid by 2030, we’ll need to build a lot more solar. But even as we accelerate...

Writing by hand may be better for your brain than typing

Want to boost brain connectivity? Then write by hand instead of typing on a keyboard, suggests a recent study. Using a keyboard is the norm...

20 people, 2.4 quintillion possibilities: the baffling statistics of Secret Santa

Christmas, we’re told, is the most wonderful time of the year. For many of us, however, it is preceded by one of the least wonderful...

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