Funding for more resilient data-driven electricity grids
A consortium of international experts, including a team from the University of Adelaide, has received funding to spearhead research into how data-driven modelling and control can be used to make power grids more resilient.
New graduates join order of the engineer
The Order of the Engineer ceremony, held Tuesday on the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus, officially welcomed nearly 150 members of the graduating Class of 2021 to the engineering profession.
The science is in: Craft beer is unique
While it may irk some people to hear that the beer snobs are right, research has found that craft beer is scientifically unique when compared to mass-produced brews.
3rd Australian Biennale of Reductive Arts, subtitled ‘Reflex’
The Third Australian Biennale of Reductive Art, a satellite event of Seventh International Biennale of Non Objective Art, will be held at the UTS Tower from 5 - 28 January 2024.
Parental experience helps future generations handle adverse environments
Zebrafish dads make sure their offspring are equipped to deal with environmental challenges, University of Otago researchers have found.
Chip that quantifies air pollutants accurately
Climate change and environmental pollution are among the biggest threats facing humanity today. To mitigate these challenges, it is important to monitor pollutants from industrial and vehicle exhaust.
University of Southampton’s sustainability impact recognised in rankings
The University of Southampton has climbed the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact rankings 2024, which assess over 2,000 universities around the world against the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Scientists discover toughest known material at ultra-cold temperatures
Researchers at the University of Bristol have discovered an alloy that shows increased strength at over -250°C, making it the toughest material on record.
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When you enroll in an online graduate management program at Athabasca University, you are connected to a powerful online learning environment that has stood the test of time.
Manufacturing advances bring material back in vogue
One of the world's most important artificial materials is back in vogue because scientists are harnessing its properties for new and diverse future applications such as space navigation and farming.
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