Nurse researchers make a difference
Florence Nightingale is known as the pioneer of modern nursing. International Nurses Day is held each year on 12 May, Nightingale’s birthday, to celebrate not only her contribution to evidence-based nursing practice but the contribution of nurses around the world.
UNSW awarded more than $29.3m for renewable energy research and development
Nine UNSW projects to receive funding under the ARENA Research and Development Program.
Dean’s Cup Business Innovation Gymnasium 6.0 (BIG 6.0)
The HKBU School of Business organised the 6th Dean’s Cup Business Innovation Gymnasium (BIG) competition, attracting 33 entries from 85 students across 8 universities in Hong Kong.
New research institute to accelerate the search for a cure for MND
The new UK Motor Neuron Disease Research Institute, or UK MND RI, aims to discover new treatments that could ultimately mean MND becomes a curable condition.
Caution needed over screening scores for heart patients
Existing non-invasive screening tools may miss heart failure amongst patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and should be used with caution, according to the latest research.
Vision Bus already making an impact
The Vision Bus Aotearoa was launched in June and is already making a difference.
Cremorne Digital Hub scale-ups position Victoria for tech growth
The University of Melbourne has welcomed the announcement that four high-growth, global tech companies will join the Cremorne Digital Hub’s (CDH) first scale-up program.
Advances in direct air capture technology set to progress with Economic Accelerator Grant
The development of DAC2Bio – a Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology focused on carbon dioxide and water production from atmospheric air...
Big potential for future of industrial robotics
Researchers at the Faculty of Engineering are exploring how 5G technology could help to transform the manufacturing industry.
Research sheds new light on care home staff experiences in the COVID-19 pandemic
New research in Scotland has shed light on the challenging and difficult experiences of care home staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
