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PhD Student, Hangyu Xu, in front of the fire test room. Credit: ARC Future Timber Hub.
Making tall timber buildings fire safe
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The ARC Industrial Transformation Research Hub to Transform Future Tall Ti

Dynamic impact testing of the CM protective panel with a drop hammer system. Credit: Dr Xiaohan Yang.
Increasing the safety of coal miners
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The future humanities workforce
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How can we best support the next generation of humanities researchers?

Dr Charlotte Franck at the School of Chemistry. Credit: The University of Sydney.
Tick saliva protein could one day help treat inflammatory diseases
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A team of researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Innovations in Peptide

stinging tree leaves
The tree whose sting is like a spider bite
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The painful toxins wielded by a giant Australian stinging tree are surprisingly similar to the peptides found in spid

Director and ARC DECRA recipient Associate Professor Tom Murray with actor Balang Tom E. Lewis in 2018. Credit: Tarpaulin Productions
Using film to tell the story of our national history
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Associate Professor Tom Murray is an academic and film producer based at Macquarie University, whose screen production research has been supported since 2014…

Flinders University Professor of Psychology Eva Kemps researches mind, body and cognition. Credit: Flinders University.
Kicking caffeine
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Energy drink consumption has been associated with physical and mental health problems, and yet is increasing worldwid

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Teen mental health study
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A global mental health study led by ARC-supported researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Children and Families over the Life Course (Life Course…

The Figueira Brava cave on the Portuguese coast was used as a shelter by Neanderthal populations over the course of twenty millennia. Credit: Pedro Souto.
Neanderthals were as familiar with the sea as modern humans
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ARC-supported researchers at The University of Adelaide are part of a research team that has uncovered new evidence about how our closest extinct human…

Day and night at the Anglo Australian Telescope
Huge new dataset reveals chemical data on 600,000 stars
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Researchers are excited by the astronomical questions that can now be answered following the release of ‘GALAH DR3’, the largest set of stellar chemical data…

The research team after their return to Hobart. Credit: Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić
Unlocking Macquarie Island’s geological secrets
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A team of ARC-supported researchers embarked on a landmark voyage to shed new light on Macquarie Island’s underlying structure and geological evolution, and…

Professor Antonio Di leva. Credit: Macquarie Neurosurgery.
Artificial Intelligence improving the study of brain disease
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A team of Macquarie University neurosurgery and computer science researchers, including ARC Future Fellow, Professor Antonio Di Ieva, is investigating the use…

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