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How good or evil are you when gaming?
Researchers have built their own computer game to test the impact of meters that show players the morality of their decisions. Two papers published by Macquarie University researchers reveal that …
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The world’s fastest industry standard optical fibre
Equal to more than 10 million home broadband connections Invented in Japan with Macquarie University support Images available for media use An optical fibre about the thickness of a human …
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How superbug A. baumannii survives metal stress and resists antibiotics
Work is underway into how science can stop the superbug A. baumanniii after research exposes a weak link in the deadly but poorly understood pathogen. Images for download The deadly hospital …
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Indigenous communities creating a new approach to STEM skills
An innovative chemistry, soap-making and hygiene engagement project is launching in partnership with young Indigenous scientists. MERCK’s Giorgia Todesco will travel to the Northern Territory …
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April’s total solar eclipse over Ningaloo: the first of five for Australia
Scientists and eclipse enthusiasts available for interviews: contact Tanya Ha at Science in Public on 0404 083 863 or tanya@scienceinpublic.com.au Images below At 11.29 am AWST on Thursday 20 …
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