These technologies are not only crucial for our national security but essential to the development of cost-efficient products that improve our national productivity and economic competitiveness.”.
Transport engineers, Professor David Levinson and Dr Hao Wu compared the commutes of Australians against those living in Europe, China and the United States. This is what they found.
Wildlife and its natural habitats are rarely spared from wildfires, pushing some animal and plant species closer to extinction. ... Poor affected more. As humans encroach on natural landscapes due to urban sprawl, they can become more vulnerable to
Now, University of Sydney researchers have determined they can also tolerate unprecedentedly warm sea temperatures – another climate change by-product.
than it can safely give, we’re on our way to the potential partial collapse of natural and socioeconomic systems and a world with unbearable heat and shortages of food and
The new design also has advantages for product purity and recovery in other applications, such as detergent manufacturing. ... Many waste products will also be treatable in ways that current designs cannot do.”.
Doctors are increasingly prescribing cannabis-based products for neuropathic pain,” said the study’s co-investigator Professor Iain McGregor from the University of Sydney’s Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics.
Users can interact with the displays via natural hand gestures to navigate through important announcements, find map information in their current location and receive navigational instructions.
Circular economy. Addressing global trends and future challenges. We're identifying current global trends towards a circular economy for industrial systems, products and consumers, and considering the key legislative, technological and ... But its