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Gene editing: Placing citizens of the world at the centre of the discussion
More on Gene editing: Placing citizens of the world at the centre of the discussionResearchers from the University of Canberra, along with their industry partner Genepool Productions, have won more than $430,000 in Australian Research Council (ARC) funding to enact and film the world’s first ‘global citizens’ deliberation’ on genome editing.
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Making rehabilitation all about the patient
More on Making rehabilitation all about the patientDriven by her own recovery experience, a University of Canberra researcher wants to make the rehabilitative process for hip fractures, more patient-centric.
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News in a pandemic: Australian trends in trust and consumption
More on News in a pandemic: Australian trends in trust and consumptionResearchers from the News and Media Research Centre at the University of Canberra reveal how Australians have consumed news about the COVID-19 pandemic.
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UC leading the charge in teaching Physical Education online
More on UC leading the charge in teaching Physical Education onlineA series of videos produced by Health and Physical Education students at the University of Canberra has attracted worldwide interest, as learning shifts online due to COVID-19.