Professor Richard Sinnott

Director, eResearch; School of Computing and Information Systems, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, University of Melbourne

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Sciences & Technology

When one feral cat just isn’t another feral cat

Students have demonstrated that artificial intelligence can identify individual feral cats in the wild in what could be a step forward in the fight to control them

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Sciences & Technology

Making big sense of big data: The quest to improve human reasoning

Why the US intelligence community is investing in a global effort to boost analytical thinking by tapping the wisdom of crowds

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Sciences & Technology

Making Big Data deliver

Australia’s AURIN platform is a unique computing resource making sense of the masses of data researchers are now dealing with.

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Health & Medicine

Cleaner safe air needs you

Citizen scientists are key to a big data project that will identify where the bad air lurks in our cities

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Sciences & Technology

Lasering the lay of the lines

Industry nous and university research develop a new viable solution to monitoring power lines using lasers in the sky

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Arts & Culture

Taking a city’s pulse: Touch-ons, transactions and tweets

How data can identify accident black spots, improve transport and life in the city

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