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The business and buzz of luxury branding

Industry and academic leaders in luxury marketing recently gathered in the buzzing city of Seoul, South Korea, for ‘The Mystique…

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CBS starts driving innovation for the nation

Are countries with a three-year political cycle under-achievers in innovation, compared with countries that have a longer political cycle? This…

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CCDM welcomes CSIRO partnership and new Co-Director

An internationally recognised CSIRO plant pathologist has been appointed Co-Director of the Centre for Crop and Disease Management (CCDM), to…

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Mentorship programs perform well for equity students

Australia-wide mentorship programs specifically designed for equity students are performing exceptionally well, new research has found. As part of the…

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Women in STEMM: Professor Catherine Elliott

Every 15 hours in Australia, a child is born with cerebral palsy, a physical disability that affects movement and posture.…

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New research suggests younger Australians aren’t more self-centred

The self-esteem of Australians has remained stable for decades, calling into question the misconception that the younger generations are becoming…

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Silver materials may unlock golden opportunities, new research suggests

Curtin research has uncovered a series of new silver materials that possess a dynamic range of properties, which could potentially…

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$6.7 million centre to bring high-end science to mine site restoration

A $6.7 million research centre based at Curtin University will partner with mining companies to apply world-class science to the…

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Fungal-like fossils found in 2.4 billion years old seafloor lava

Researchers have discovered microfossils resembling fungi in lavas that erupted on the seafloor 2.4 billion years ago, representing the oldest…

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Women in STEMM: Dr Krysten Blackford

In Western Australia’s sprawling Great Southern region – underpinned by primary industry and pockets of tourism, and with a population…

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