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  1. 19 May 2023 - Engineering & Technology

    We need to retain research integrity in the AI era

    Artificial intelligence (AI) tech poses a challenge to ensuring the integrity of research, particularly PhD study, says University of Melbourne expert.

  2. 10 February 2023 - Science Matters

    Sustainability needs women and girls in science

    For International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Professor Moira O'Bryan, University of Melbourne says science has an image problem, and it's time to fix it

  3. 18 August 2022 - Science Matters

    We are Country

    Ensuring culturally safe research isn’t simply acknowledging Country, it's recognising and empowering Indigenous Knowledge, says University of Melbourne expert.

  4. 10 February 2022 - Health & Wellbeing

    Women in science still jumping higher hurdles

    Women are playing an increasing role in science but despite progress, female students still ask dispiriting questions, says University of Melbourne expert

  5. 14 June 2021 - Learning & Teaching

    Children are more than just a return on investment

    Education systems need to see children as capable citizens, not simply a cost where the investment will only pay off later, say University of Melbourne experts

  6. 27 November 2020 - Humanities

    Australia’s universities need to be free to engage globally

    An Australian government veto power on overseas university agreements puts at risk the benefits of international engagement warn University of Melbourne experts

  7. 5 October 2020 - Health & Medicine

    Reporting COVID-19 research responsibly

    A University of Melbourne expert says while science communication is now so vital, the media has a responsibility to explain that scientific research evolves.

  8. 4 May 2020 - Health & Wellbeing

    Our new research reality in the face of COVID-19

    A University of Melbourne expert discusses the challenges faced by Australia’s research community, but also the opportunities to be more creative and connected.

  9. 22 April 2020 - Under the Microscope

    My eyesight is weak, but my vision is strong

    University of Melbourne PhD student Nisha Mehta was born with albinism; but with support she has overcome challenges to pursue an academic career in chemistry.

  10. 7 March 2020 - Health & Wellbeing

    Fighting infection with curiosity

    University of Melbourne T cell researcher Laura Mackay's own bout with glandular fever inspired in her a drive to piece together the puzzle of our immune system