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Study reveals the art of ageing well

The gift of art could make the perfect Christmas present for older friends and relatives, after new research by The University of Western Australia and Busselton Health Study linked better physical health...

End-of-life Study Into Offshore Wind Turbines Led By University Of Hull Team

A University of Hull study into the end-of-life cycle of offshore wind turbines has been boosted by £100,000 of funding.

3rd Australian Biennale of Reductive Arts, subtitled ‘Reflex’

The Third Australian Biennale of Reductive Art, a satellite event of Seventh International Biennale of Non Objective Art, will be held at the UTS Tower from 5 - 28 January 2024.

BU Business School awarded the Small Business Charter Award

Bournemouth University Business School has been awarded the Small Business Charter Award.

UofG plays key role in development of autonomous network standards

Researchers from the University of Glasgow have played a key role in the development of newly-agreed international standards for autonomous networks.

Stents inspired by paper-cutting art can deliver drugs to the GI tract

MIT engineers used kirigami-style etching to design a stent that can temporarily lodge in tubular organs to release drugs.

Glasgow report highlights transformational power of XR technology for education

The University of Glasgow has today officially launched its white paper on the benefits and challenges that immersive technologies like virtual reality can bring to education.

UC entrants win all three HealthTech Awards for Best Research

University of Canterbury (UC) innovators and their health technology solutions are the winners of 2021 HealthTech awards announced at a ceremony in Auckland last night.

Ecologist Dr Joe Greet receives Australian Academy of Science Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

Ecologist Dr Joe Greet has received the Australian Academy of Science Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scientist Award for his research developing a Traditional Owner-led billabong health assessment framework for Australian wetlands.

Slowing the Sugar Rush to Yield Better Grapes

One of the many challenges for grape growers posed by climate change is the accelerated rate at which grapes ripen in warmer climates, which can result in poor colour and aroma development.
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