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Use data to tell your stories and win minds

SPONSORED CONTENT: In this case study we explore how one company used data, following the construction of a new hospital, to tell a story that won the hearts and minds of the building’s end users – the public.

Collaboration for an enhanced Australian space industry

UNSW Canberra and the Australian National University (ANU) will work together on the design, assembly and testing of spacecraft for future space missions.

Saving young lives by understanding the issue with tissue

Professor Lynne Bilston’s work has helped develop novel ways to characterise soft tissue, make children safer in cars, and more. She discusses her upcoming presentation at the Australasian Conference on Applied Mechanics.

Molecular 'robot' can build other molecules

A team from the University of Manchester has created a ‘molecular robot’ capable of performing basic tasks including building other molecules.

Australia ready to launch a space agency

The Australian Government has announced it will establish a national space agency.

French agree to monitor Australian satellites

Australian space startup Fleet has announced a partnership with French space agency, CNES, to track and support Fleet’s first nanosatellites when they are launched early next year.

Reduce ice adhesion by cracking it

Nano-crack initiators work by weakening the atomic bonds between the ice and surface.

Artificial muscle could help robots mimic biology

A self-contained soft actuator, which performs in a similar way to natural muscle, could signal a breakthrough in soft robotics.

Eye-inspired camera allows drones to fly in low light conditions

Drones equipped with an event camera and new software could assist search and rescue teams in scenarios where conventional drones would be of no use.

Do you have an idea for faster rail?

The Australian Government is looking for projects that will bring faster rail services to Australian urban and regional areas.

Surprising aerodynamic performance found in smaller wings

Aircraft wings at smaller scales perform in a way counter to the standard relationship between lift and the angle of attack.