Square eyes, full hands, can’t lose: How video games are changing Australia
Long gone is the stereotype of the lonely teenage gamer, and it’s not just young kids glued to Fortnite...
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The love drug
We need to love ourselves before we can love others, right? Research from the Australian Catholic University and Swinburne...
How to gain on pain
Its debilitating symptoms affect nearly one-in-three Australians but many of us wouldn’t even recognise the name. Musculoskeletal pain is...
A lesson in the value of learning
Sometimes a little extra understanding goes a long way. We can’t cure diseases like dementia, but we can help...
Quantum breakthrough brings the future forward at warp speed
A group of physicists at UNSW Sydney have built a super-fast version of the central building block of a...
Sprint Condition
It might not mean Olympic glory but sprint training can provide some pretty impressive benefits for middle-aged women. Research...
Secrets and Thighs
Do all those annoyingly thin people actually burn fat faster? If so, what’s behind their mysterious ability? Researchers at...
Cosmic ray of sunshine sheds light on superbubbles
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a superbubble! Hundreds of light-years wide, superbubbles in outer...
Helping koalas get friendly again
There ain’t no cure for love but there is for chlamydia and research from the University of Sunshine Coast...
Broaching the topic of loneliness
You don’t have to wear your heart on your sleeve to benefit from RMIT University’s latest invention. But it...