Trillions of bubbles, billions of dollars for Australia
A university invention – the Jameson Cell – is used by hundreds of mines in more than 25 countries, earning nearly $100 billion for the Australian economy.
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New initiative fosters global conservation
The University of Queensland are doing their part to foster global conservation, launching a project that aims to increase...
Bottle shops, pubs and clubs: why location matters
Researchers at the University of Melbourne have found that the location of bottle shops, pubs and clubs in disadvantaged communities...
Customer experience is the big difference for small retailers according to the University of Adelaide
A study conducted by the University of Adelaide has identified what factors drive some consumers to favour small businesses...
Results of Charles Darwin Uni study into heat stress shows how to save Australia billions
Dr Kerstin Zander and her team from the Northern Institute at Charles Darwin University have conducted a study into...
Rising respiratory researcher awarded one of Europe’s premier international prizes
Dr Malcolm Starkey from the University of Newcastle and HMRI’s VIVA (Viruses, Infections/Immunity, Vaccines and Asthma) Program has been...
Science contributes $145 billion to Australia’s GDP, latest report finds
A report commissioned by Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb, and the Australian Academy of Science, has found that...
Revolutionising the car industry
A partnership between Deakin University and local industry has led to the creation of the world’s first one-piece carbon...