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Rose Amal
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Australian power for the future
Green plants harness sunlight to produce food. Solar cells convert sunlight into energy, and now Australian chemical engineer Rose Amal is using sunlight to transform unwanted carbon dioxide into envi ...
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Berkay Ozcelik
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New cell regeneration technology helps restore eyesight
A University of Melbourne team has developed a way to grow corneal cells in the lab that may eliminate the need for donor corneas and restore eyesight to millions of people worldwide.
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Ben Buchler from ANU
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Light-stopping technology key breakthrough for quantum computing
In their quest to develop an optical quantum computer, physicists at the Australian National University have brought light to a standstill inside a cloud of ultra-cold atoms, an important prerequisite ...
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Safe, simple and needle-free vaccinations
Smaller than a postage stamp and covered in vaccine-coated microscopic projections, the Nanopatch promises to save the lives of millions of people worldwide by giving them access to safe, effective an ...
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Australians leading the way in science
Meet the next generation of scientific leaders who are developing our knowledge of the universe and finding new ways to solve complex problems. From a heart device that works without a pulse, to the r ...
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Dr Paddy Neumann works on the Neumann Drive. Credit Neumann Industries.
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Paddy Neumann: Rocket man
Australian rocket scientist Dr Paddy Neumann has invented technology that could revolutionise space travel: his rocket drive recycles space junk for fuel and is set to be tested on the International S ...
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Dharmica Mistry
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The revolutionary blood test to detect breast cancer
Tags: Inspiring Australian Women
Dr Dharmica Mistry is one of the Australian scientists behind a groundbreaking discovery that will make it possible to detect breast cancer through a blood test.
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Michelle Simmons in lab at the University of New South Wales. Credit: CQC2T
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Australia leading the global quantum race
Tags: Inspiring Australian Women
A pioneer in the fabrication of single-atom electronic devices, physicist Michelle Simmons has turned Australia into a global powerhouse in the international race to develop a viable quantum computer. ...
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Clare Smith. Credit: Peter Mathew
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The Australian Scientist Fighting Malaria and Tuberculosis
Dr Clare Smith’s pioneering research investigates the role of the human genome in the spread of disease.The Australian scientist is focusing her efforts on the global fight against malaria and tubercu ...
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