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State-of-the-art RNA facility to be built at Macquarie University
A $96 million RNA research and pilot manufacturing facility – the first of its kind in Australia – will be built at Macquarie University’s Wallumattagal Campus, the NSW Government announced today.
Sky shows: A stargazer's guide to 2023
Macquarie University astronomer Professor Richard de Grijs explains upcoming events in the southern night sky this year and the best dates and times to see them.
‘Some of the very best innovations might start from a broken idea.’
Engineering lecturer and Macquarie University Research Fellow Dr Ali Lalbakhsh uses his research interest in antenna design as a real-life example to inspire his students to continue to fine-tune their own ideas.
Non-certified surgeons to blame for many breast implant complications: study
VIDEO: Women undergoing breast implant surgery performed by non-certified surgeons have increased risks of complications, such as deformity, according to six years of new data from Australia’s first breast implant assessment clinic.
Hubris and Humiliation: Sydney Theatre Company play review
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a play featuring a makeover scene set to Madonna’s Material Girl in which the hero dresses as a Jane Austen heroine must be tremendously entertaining.
Progress on Alzheimer’s blood test could improve early intervention opportunities
Researchers have taken a step closer to developing a blood test to detect Alzheimer’s disease long before symptoms appear and potentially in enough time to defend against the disease.
How to find purpose in life and work: new book
Living a meaningful life revolves around purpose and passion, explains Debbie Haski-Leventhal in an inspiring new book.
Greek field trip: Archaeology adventure offers insights into ancient world
A Macquarie University archaeological project gives students the unique opportunity to spend three weeks surveying ancient sites in Greece.
Banking, healthcare and education set to be transformed by AI
Virtual assistants who give personalised answers to customer queries are among the huge opportunities to transform current business practices across many industries using ChatGPT, according to scholars from the Centre for Applied Artificial Intelligence at Macquarie University.
Actually Mr Darcy ... it's not all about you
Plot twist: To mark the 210th anniversary of Jane Austen's beloved novel Pride and Prejudice, literature scholar Dr Stephanie Russo explains why a lesser-known character beats Fitzwilliam Darcy for the title of her best romantic hero.
Expert insights into the economic year ahead
With cost-of-living pressure soaring for many Australian households, four Macquarie Business School experts predict how economic conditions might unfold in 2023 with energy prices, 'revenge' spending and inflation under the microscope.
What is post-traumatic stress disorder?
Post-traumatic stress disorder and unresolved grief are both terms that are being used frequently in the media following the release of Prince Harry’s memoir. Professor Maria Kangas of the School of Psychological Sciences explains what they are and how they can be treated.