Media releases from the World Mining Congress
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World Mining Congress 2023
World Mining Congress 2023
Towards zero deaths, robot dozers, saving sand, Moon mining
Just another day for Brisbane’s mining pioneers Media call, noon Sunday at Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, on the steps
1MILLIKELVIN, Media releases
A mobile stress test to fast-track aircraft certification
A unique Australian technology wins awards, and gets smaller, simpler and even more capable. Media call at 11 am Friday
Australian National Fabrication Facility, Media releases
Making high tech medical gels with Australian spinifex grass
The birth of a new Australian industry, majority owned by Indigenous Australians Uniseed and Bulugudu have agreed to invest $2.6
Macquarie University, Media releases
How teamwork makes superbugs more deadly and drug-resistant
Posted for Macquarie University Written by Mary O’Malley, mary.omalley@mq.edu.au Some of the world’s most deadly and drug-resistant pathogens work collaboratively
Australian Institute of Physics, Australian Institute of Physics Congress 2022, Media releases
Fusion energy
Reactions: interviews available with Australian nuclear physicists at the Australian Institute of Physics Congress in Adelaide The US experimenters apparently
Media releases
1.2 million Australians living with eating disorders, a leading psychiatric cause of death
New national research centre to transform diagnosis and treatment, starting with perfectionism, genetics, trauma links, magic mushrooms and more Launch:
Cortical Labs, Media releases
Human brain cells in a dish learn to play Pong
Live biological neurons show more about how a brain works than AI ever will A Melbourne-led team has for the
Curtin University, Media releases
A 380-million-year-old heart
New Curtin-led research discovers the heart of our evolution Researchers have discovered a 380-million-year-old heart – the oldest ever found
ASTRO 3D, Media releases, Other
Wow, wow, wow. Galaxies collide and tumble in a cosmic dance: Webb reactions
Aussie astronomers react to NASA Webb first images. Media contacts: Niall Byrne, niall@scienceinpublic.com.au, orJane Watkins, jane@scienceinpublic.com.au, Nearly 40 researchers across