Being adaptive at work may be the golden ticket to combat gender inequalities
A study from The University of Western Australia’s Business School has revealed that women who adapt to changes in their work teams are recognised more than their male counterparts.
Why ChatGPT matters more than you think
For the first time, we have an entity that is clearly both artificial and apparently intelligent – something approaching true AI, writes Paul Geertsema.
Rapid test team raise £2M to help patients get the right antibiotic faster
Southampton researchers have created a potentially life-saving test that can quickly find out which antibiotics will and won’t work for treating a bacterial infection.
UNSW researchers granted top honours from Australian Academy of Science
Three UNSW scientists are honoured for cutting-edge research into climate change and ocean systems, nanomaterials and food and health, and DNA sequencing and gene activity.
Massey and Synlait mark five years of partnership
The two institutions came together to celebrate the five-year anniversary of the successful partnership.
Smoking rates surge during COVID-19
University of Queensland researchers have found nicotine consumption in Australia increased by 30 per cent during the early stages of COVID-19.
Childhood exposure to violence puts teens at sexual health risk
Adolescents exposed to family and domestic violence during childhood are at much greater risk of being hospitalised for sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy terminations, according to new research led by The University of Western Australia.
Stephen Taylor inducted into Accounting Hall of Fame
In recognition of his exceptional contribution to the field of Accounting, UTS Distinguished Professor Stephen Taylor has been inducted into the Australian Accounting Hall of Fame.
New research alliance unveiled to help meet Scotland’s health challenges
Heriot-Watt’s research expertise in food structure and adding value to waste are to be utilised as part of a new collaborative alliance.
Chat-GPT is the tree that hides the forest
Until recently, the debate over the promises and risks of large language models was mostly taking place in tech circles.
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