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Bluetooth Security Flaws

The wireless technology is incredibly useful and integrated into a host of…

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30 May 2019 Comments: 0

Cracking Down On Loot Boxes

US Senator Josh Hawley wants to ban the sale of loot boxes…

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19 May 2019 Comments: 0

Doing Away With Physical Passports

In the future, AI may decide if you are really you at…

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17 May 2019 Comments: 0

The Do-Not-Track Act of 2019

Search engine DuckDuckGo proposes a new law which would compel big internet…

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16 May 2019 Comments: 0

Dream Market Illicit Drug Site Closed

After a 2 year international investigation, the dark net’s biggest drug marketplace…

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14 May 2019 Comments: 0

Porn Age Restrictions

Age-verification for online pornography will come into force on 15 July 2019…

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8 May 2019 Comments: 0

The Future Of Blockchain After Bitcoin

Is blockchain, the technology that underpins Bitcoin and other crypto currrencies, just…

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2 May 2019 Comments: 0

Alexa’s Been Listening

Despite assurances it’s secure and your privacy is protected, sources claim that…

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1 May 2019 Comments: 0

First Ever Image Of A Black Hole

The Event Horizon Telescope, a huge effort of more than 200 scientists…

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29 Apr 2019 Comments: 0

Google To Launch Stadia Game Streaming Service

The new video game streaming service will start in late 2019. It’ll…

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26 Apr 2019 Comments: 0

AI’s Double-Edged Sword

To highlight potential advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence, a website called…

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23 Mar 2019 Comments: 0

Eyes Are The Window To the Soul – And Your Future Health

Verily, part of Alphabet, is creating algorithms which use machine learning to…

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21 Mar 2019 Comments: 0

Do Video Games Make Kids Violent?

A study of 14 and 15 year old teenagers by the UK’s…

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7 Mar 2019 Comments: 0

AI For Mass Surveillance

Cyber security experts say the world’s democracies should fear the development of…

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1 Mar 2019 Comments: 0

Safer Internet Day 2019

Coinciding with Safer Internet Day which aims to create a better internet…

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20 Feb 2019 Comments: 0

Reverse Engineering A Brain

The Swiss Blue Brain Project aims to create biologically detailed digital reconstructions…

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15 Feb 2019 Comments: 0

The Quantum Arms Race

China is fast catching up to the US in developing military applications…

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24 Jan 2019 Comments: 0

Government Encryption Bill Threatens The Future Of Tech In Australia

How the rushed Assistance and Access Bill 2018 risks job losses and…

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31 Dec 2018 Comments: 0

The Internet Of Smells

Is it possible to simulate a smell through the nasal cavity by…

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20 Dec 2018 Comments: 0

Assistance And Access Bill Threatens Encryption Security For All

With Opposition support, the Australian Government has rushed through new laws to…

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10 Dec 2018 Comments: 0

Latest CSIRO Funding For AI And Space

Australia’s national science agency is spending up on space technology and AI.…

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27 Nov 2018 Comments: 0
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Coming To Grips With The Science Behind Buruli Ulcers

Piers talks with leading experts on Buruli ulcers Professor Tim Stinear of The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity Institute and Professor Paul Johnson, Director of Research at Austin Health. While they acknowledge gaps in their understanding, they explain the spread of the disease from Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula to the Mornington Peninsula and why they believe mosquitos are the likely link from possums which carry the bacteria to humans.

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Celebrating Science In Australia

The whole country is reveling in the wonders of science and the achievements of Aussie scientists. From 10-18 August, there are over 1000 events for kids, uni students, citizen scientists and the general public. We discuss why National Science Week is important and offer a taste of what’s happening.

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