How many electric cars can Australia’s grid hold?
With the sale of electric vehicles predicted to hit 615,000 per year by 2030 and 1.89 million by 20401, there […]
Hiding in plain sight: How to improve the concealment of data within images
In the high stakes world of digital multimedia communication, one security method clearly stands out above the rest: image steganography, […]
Researchers ruminate on the role of intrusive memories in depression
New scientific research from the University of Technology Sydney will aim at boosting mental health options by uncovering more about […]
Risk, melanomas & medical efficiency: The quest for tailored cancer treatment
With the question of efficiency at the forefront of medical treatment, both doctors and patients want to get the most […]
Power of the sea: WA coast examined as wave energy hotspot
Almost four decades of climate data has been used to test the suitability of wave energy infrastructure development off the […]
Deep learning digs up the dirt on soil properties
Australian scientists have shown neural networks to be more effective at predicting soil properties than other more traditional computational models in a step towards better measurement techniques in the agricultural field.
Scientists tackle smoking after prison SQuARe on
Australian scientists have launched a public health pilot program to try and help those released from prison stay off the cigarettes.
Almost 2.2 billion animals are eaten by cats in Australia each year
A multi-year study has shown the significant environmental impact that the domestic cat has on Australian wildlife with scientists estimating […]
A fluke find: Uncovering an evolutionary oddity in the guts of herbivorous fish
A unique evolutionary cross-over has been discovered for the first time in parasites living in the marine herbivorous fish, the […]
Physicists create hybrid circuits that function through humidity
A team of physicists at UNSW has used a special kind of polymer in a unique way to create basic […]