UOW scientist develops wearable space tech
Research by the UOW scientist aims to make space travel safer by developing wearable radiation detectors so that astronauts can measure their exposure to cosmic rays in real-time.
WA launches Cybers Security Operations Centre
The first-of-its-kind Cyber Security Operations Centre was established to improve the State Government’s ability to coordinate and respond to cybersecurity threats against its systems.
HKU receives 3D kinematics software for geoscience research
The MOVE suite represents world-leading geological reconstruction software that principally supports petroleum applications in the industrial realm and advances crustal tectonics exploration in the academic realm.
Sarawak lauded for use of tech to combat COVID-19
Using existing data in the disaster management sector, the apps can adopt mechanisms that ensure resource verification, findability, accessibility, interoperability, reuse and leverage existing Government Open Data initiatives.
MDEC partners telecom to foster digital economy
MDEC aims to harness the telecom’s complementary strengths and know-how to the nation’s digital agenda and foster the development of local deep-tech solutions that could shape the most pressing global issues.
HKUST scientists developed world’s first sound-transmitting glass material
HKUST’s latest solution could lead to the development of smartphones and other electronic devices that can function underwater.
New Industry 4.0 hub launches in Shoalhaven
Australian Government-funded initiative aims to connect agri-business with latest technology and research.
New game to help kids learn about climate change
An innovative game developed by a US university will be applied in Australia thanks to a new research grant; it will help senior primary school students learn about climate change solutions.
PolyU launches masters programme to propel health tech
The new curriculum covers various aspects including health technology, physics and engineering – offering interdisciplinary training for professionals who are keen to pursue a career in the field of medical physics.
MDEC partners to train Malaysian students in analytics
The programme enables students to certify in programming, machine learning and visual analytics through e-learning courses, supported by online communities and webinars.
UKM scholars develop health app
IDiet Score is designed to help athletes and active individuals monitor their food intake through menu plans devised using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Victorian government invests in new STEM centre
The Victorian Government announced $1.37 million in funding to create the STEM Centre of Excellence at Science Gallery Melbourne.
UOW researchers receive funding to develop tech to fight MND
The researchers will use the funding to utilise a new form of technology that takes a closer look at single protein molecules.
Prepping 5G for enterprise use in Thailand
While the 5G development is currently focusing on Bangkok, by 2025, about 30% of mobile traffic in Thailand will go through 5G network.
UKM and partners to enhance stem cell research
The collaboration aims to enhance stem cell research, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine in providing alternatives to contemporary solutions.
HKU-codeveloped laser imaging informs early beak development
LSF, an imaging technique co-developed at HKU, is used palaeontology to make fossil bones and the soft tissues preserved alongside them glow-in-the-dark.
PolyU holds its first-ever virtual Design Degree Show
The 3D virtual tour features inspiring designs like a future double-decker compartment for the ageing population, a mobile game for improving intergenerational relationships and a planter solution for sustainable living.
ARENA secures funding for renewable energy
This new funding and expanded focus will allow ARENA to work together with the energy industry, research institutions and other agencies to support low emission technologies across the innovation chain.
Australia launches National Digital Health Workforce and Education Roadmap
A national digital health skills and training plan has been released to help the Australian health workforce use technology and further drive the digital transformation of health services to meet community demand.
CityU pioneers new powerful computational platform
CityU Burgundy, the new facility, will energise the university’s areas of excellence including AI, machine learning, data science, quantum chemistry, molecular dynamics, neuroscience among others.
New solutions from HK government tech lab
The Automatic Monitoring System includes a web-based application and different IoT geotechnical sensors while the blockchain solution enables data-sharing is an extremely secure environment.
Service NSW rolls out statewide check-in app
The app will make it quicker for guests to check-in at venues and help businesses stay safe against potential COVID-19 outbreaks.
HKSTP and global partner to launch SPRINTER 2
The two-year programme will run in two cohorts, each involving training, matching with tech ventures and opportunities to co-create suitable business solutions.
Australian Digital Health Agency advises digital caution and training as telehealth sector grows
While smart devices offer enhanced functionality, they also increase potential exposure to cyber security risks.
New State-of-the-art STEM Centre in Northern Territory college
The repurposed STEM centre will offer new learning areas – a MAKER space for digital printing and laser cutting, a digital room and a refurbished workshop to support student learning.
HKU and ASTRI partner to nurture FinTech talent
Through the Work-Study Scheme, HKU students will gain experience, understand the latest tech developments and market requirements, and be better prepared to contribute to the FinTech industry in Hong Kong.
Malaysia expects to be fully cashless by 2030
The pandemic has accelerated digital adoption among the Malaysian consumers who have now found themselves more comfortable with online transactions, from shopping to investing.
UoW’s Science Space providing virtual excursions
With support from South32, the program is now a blended learning package called Takeaway STEM that includes physical activity materials, worksheets, videos and live virtual classroom learning support for students.
Disaster relief airdrop tech to be demonstrated in Thailand
The airdrops are designed to deliver and distribute aid aerially in the immediate aftermath of disaster, bypassing obstacles to aid delivery such as damaged airports, ports and roads or hostile ground conditions.
Digital transformation initiatives in Australia’s law and justice sector
Several technology-enabled solutions are being implemented across Australia in an effort to make the law and justice sector more efficient, up-to-date and digitally secure.