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New research from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has revealed new Australian homes are up to 50 per cent more airtight than those tested in 2015.

COMPANY NEWS: Applications are now open for a free 10-week online learning program to help small to medium-sized enterprises access the knowledge and tools to progress their ideas.

Energy harvesting technologies are set to transform IoT and consumer electronics by providing sustainable, efficient, and innovative power solutions, according to a new report from one global analytics company.

Researchers using Murriyang, CSIRO’s Parkes radio telescope, have detected “unusual radio pulses” from a previously dormant star with a powerful magnetic field.

The ease with which false or misleading information can be shared without vetting, fact-checking, or accountability has made social media a breeding ground for misinformation, according to data and analytics company GlobalData,

The Federal Government has allocated a $3 million grant to researchers to support a world-first IVF study on how whole genome sequencing can be used to achieve better patient outcomes with IVF medications.

GUEST OPINION by Stuart Strickland, Chief Operating Officer, DUG Technology: High performance computing (HPC) has been a mainstay of research institutions worldwide for five decades, turbocharging scientific invention and innovation in numerous fields.

GUEST OPINION by Ed Gage, Vice President, Seagate Research Group:  Web2 has been the predominant industry standard for years, and users have grown accustomed to the speed and capabilities that come with it. According to IDC, the Global DataSphere is expected to generate 291ZB of data in 2027.

As the datasphere grows, data storage solutions will need to evolve to keep up with organisations’ cost requirements, data security and availability needs. This is where Web3 comes in, as the storage and retrieval mechanisms that will allow Web3 to pass the Web2 standards are in rapid development.

A new monitoring system developed by Monash University researchers uses artificial intelligence (AI) to track bees’ movement to help improve pollination and crop yield.

A project  led by Monash University researchers has paved the way to help guide the energy industry to meet the needs and expectations of Australians well into the future, according to Monash’s Emerging Technologies Research Lab.

Scientists from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and Queensland University of Technology, have partnered to use artificial intelligence to develop a “world-first benchmark” for measuring brain atrophy – or thinning - in neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease.

A thermal-imaging tool to screen for chronic wounds could enable nurses to identify these hard-to-heal sores during the first assessment at a person’s home, according to researchers at RMIT University and Bolton Clarke Research Institute.

Three University of Wollongong (UOW) projects across creative arts, green hydrogen, and mining sciences have been granted $1.2 million under the Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Projects grants.

A team led by UNSW Sydney researchers is investigating ways through e-health to increase access to much-needed treatment for fear of cancer recurrence.

A new research report has debunked five “false assumptions” that people have about social engineering which are integral to why so many fall victim to these forms of cyberattack.

Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) researchers have identified indexes of multiple unsecured internet-facing Elasticsearch databases replaced with a ransom note. The note demands a Bitcoin payment in exchange for the data.

ESET researchers have analysed three malicious Android applications targeting customers of eight Malaysian banks.

The formation of a global partnership to ensure legal protections for good faith (bona fide) zero day researchers has been enacted by the Paris-based not-for-profit Cybersecurity Advisor Network (CyAN), with such research illegal in some jurisdictions, putting modern life at serious risk. We speak to Peter Coroneos, CyAN VP, to find out more.

An international group of researchers including researchers from Monash University has successfully applied AI technology to real-world retinal imagery to detect possible diseases more accurately and on a larger scale.

Researchers at Western Australia’s Curtin University have helped to determine the age of the youngest rocks ever found on the Moon, as part of a global space mission that is working to refine the chronology of the entire Solar System.