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RMIT University

Water being squeezed from the spongy material.

Wood-Based Material Collects Water From Air Using Only Solar Energy

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
Healthy foods high in fiber

Scientists Unveil Secret Language of Dietary Fiber

Categories Health
Left: Normal cervical cancer cells with well-formed nuclei in blue and well-organized, elongated actin filaments – which play an essential role in cell survival and division – in green. Right: destabilised cervical cancer cells after gold compound treatment show structural integrity compromised while the nuclei in blue are breaking apart, indicating cell death. 

Gold Outshines Platinum in Cancer Fight

Categories Health, Technology
Plastic targets set up to test the new technology

Plastic rubbish on beaches can now be seen from space

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Space
Dr Chamila Gunasekara holds a sample of the low-carbon concrete.

Researchers Develop Game-Changing Low-Carbon Concrete Using Recycled Coal Ash

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
water battery

New water batteries stay cool under pressure

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
Prof Sumeet Walia (left) and PhD researcher Aishani Mazumder with a demonstration (using visible light) of the experimental set up for the research that used ultraviolet light.

Tiny device mimics human vision and memory abilities

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology
The oral capsule designed by the RMIT team, alongside the fatty nanomaterial filled with insulin that is within in the capsule. CREDIT RMIT University

Wonder drug-capsule may one day replace insulin injection for diabetics

Categories Health, Technology
Associate Professor Nemuel Daniel Pah, Professor Dinesh Kumar and Dr Quoc Cuong Ngo use the voice screening App.

Voice screening App delivers rapid results for Parkinson’s and severe COVID

Categories Health, Technology
Researchers looking at a slide

Mysterious diamonds came from outer space, scientists say

Categories Space

Audio files are being used as digital drugs

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Forget cash! Credit is key to the survival of busking

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

NASA is returning to Venus, where surface temperatures are 470°C. Will it find life when it gets there?

Categories Life & Non-humans, Space

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