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Tuberculosis (TB) is treatable and preventable. So why does it still kill more than 4,000 people each day? And what do we need to do to end the epidemic by 2030? We need to talk about solutions on …
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What is saving and taking women’s lives in 2017? The global average life expectancy for a girl born today is about 74 years. That’s 20 years more than women born in 1960. An Australian girl born …
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The biggest powder bed 3D printed metal aerospace component is on display at the Melbourne International Airshow at Avalon. Press release below, and background information here. Photos and …
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Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing and Amaero Additive manufacturing (3D printing) Powder bed 3D printing Blown powder printing The people Previous success stories Melbourne’s …
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Half of Australia’s science university students are women. Why are only 21 per cent of the professors teaching them women? 40 Australian universities and other research organisations are signed up …
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Three Victorian high-school students will visit Google, NASA, and Stanford University on an all-expenses paid trip to Silicon Valley on the 19 January. They’ll also get to network with other young …
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