UC to Develop Space-Bound Tech With Wide-Ranging Earthly Impact
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UC student making a case for better Human-Robot Collaboration
More on UC student making a case for better Human-Robot CollaborationUniversity of Canberra student Christopher Lane will be illustrating the need for more interactive robotics at the upcoming Engineers Australia Undergraduate Project Presentation Competition.
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UC optometry clinic in collaboration with The Canberra Hospital
More on UC optometry clinic in collaboration with The Canberra HospitalThe University of Canberra’s Optometry Clinic is bolstering community eye care, including via a collaboration to treat referrals from The Canberra Hospital.
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NATSEM ‘nowcasting’ reveals reduced income inequity in Australia – thanks to COVID-19 measures
More on NATSEM ‘nowcasting’ reveals reduced income inequity in Australia – thanks to COVID-19 measuresBrand-new research from the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM) at the University of Canberra shows that federal government response to the pandemic has offset a surge in poverty and income inequity.
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Connecting Australian citizens with their elected representatives
More on Connecting Australian citizens with their elected representativesUniversity of Canberra’s Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance (CDDGG) is the first Research Centre to explore the idea of directly representative democracy in Australia by organising online and face-to-face Town Halls.