Around the globe, city dwellers and planners are rethinking the way we capture, store and manage water.
Improving the shelf life of synthetic insulin could make a difference to millions of people with diabetes.
A health expert’s 28-year dedication to prevention is contributing to the promise of change.
Salts that exist in a liquid state at room temperature could herald a wave of new sustainable technologies.
Astrophysicists are getting closer to knowing where, in our galaxy of 400 billion stars, to look for other life.
Non-government communities are stepping into the centre of power on many contentious global issues.
Some of Australia’s greatest minds are meeting in a custom-built space designed for collaboration.
Rediscovered manuscripts are bringing a new level of complexity to our understanding of African-American history.
Faced with rising antibiotic resistance, scientists are studying specialised viral assassins that demolish dangerous bacteria.
Are computers getting smarter or just more powerful?
Government policies on ‘irregular migration’ need to be better informed about the complex causes of displacement.
Research into poxvirus molecules is a step closer to a whole new family of antiviral drugs.
A researcher in nanomedicine is crafting technology that packages therapeutics, sends them to the body and releases them as required.
Replacing aortic heart valves without open-heart surgery will return quality of life to many elderly people.
University research in the century ahead: Lord Broers, Sir Louis Matheson Distinguished Visiting Professor.
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