When one feral cat just isn’t another feral cat
Students have demonstrated that artificial intelligence can identify individual feral cats in the wild →
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University welcomes Lexus Australia as first AIMES car manufacturing partner to drive C-ITS research forward -
Hey Siri, how’s my mental health?
Conversational systems may play a key role in future mental healthcare and have the potential to help cut down global e-waste – but there are caveats
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Your face is muted
In times of remote communication and notorious connection problems, how do we empathise with each other through the curtain of technology when non-verbal cues are missing?
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Akansha Pandey: building a career in cybersecurity
An opportunity to combine computer science with technical business expertise inspired Akansha Pandey to move from India to Australia to undertake a Master of Information Systems. Akansha shares her story about her budding career in cybersecurity.
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The dark side of electronic medical records
Clinical decision support systems help doctors ‘do the right thing’ by their patients, but they can also be exploited – Australia needs to think about regulation sooner rather than later
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Saving lives by predicting catastrophic landslides
Potentially deadly landslides and mine or tunnel collapses can be predicted weeks in advance thanks to a new tool developed at the University of Melbourne.
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Creating clean transport fuels from waste
By extracting biofuel from agricultural and urban waste, researchers hope to create a low-cost, zero emission transport fuel for the future
- Research expertise developing AI-based solutions that enhance industry performance
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Do you think better when you’re moving?
Using advanced biomechanics, researchers found the results of a cognitive task to identify visual targets were significantly improved →
It’s critical we update flood guidance
There’s been some progress in incorporating climate change into engineering design, but flood guidance must keep up with our changing climate … →