UC to Develop Space-Bound Tech With Wide-Ranging Earthly Impact
VertiSense-Mitigation of Sensorimotor Effects of Simulated Weightlessness by University of Canberra is one of the awarded project from the initiative.
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The future of regional journalists revealed
More on The future of regional journalists revealedNew research from the News and Media Research Centre at the University of Canberra has found that social media and a lack of resources are impacting on the work of regional journalists.
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Architecture award goes to UC designed park
More on Architecture award goes to UC designed parkThe revamp of Eddison Park, co-designed by a UC researcher, has received a top architecture award at the AILA awards.
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Space-bound tech with wide-ranging earthly impact
More on Space-bound tech with wide-ranging earthly impactThe University of Canberra has received a new grant for commercialising its research to help astronauts mitigate some of the debilitating effects of weightlessness – technology which also holds amazing promise for people on earth, from athletes to the elderly.
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DNR Australia 2020: Australia wants impartial and independent news
More on DNR Australia 2020: Australia wants impartial and independent newsThe News and Media Research Centre has released the findings of the Digital News Report Australia 2020 – revealing that Australians want impartial and independent news.
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